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Environmental, Social, and Governance (“ESG”) investing has become a major force in the financial world. Investors are increasingly looking beyond just financial returns and considering a company's impact on society and the environment. The "S" in ESG stands for Social, which encompasses a variety of factors, including workplace practices. One of the most critical social issues addressed by ESG is pay equity.
Kidnapping for ransom is a serious crime that can cause immense emotional distress to victims and their families. In India, Section 364A of the Indian Penal Code (“IPC”) deals with this specific offense.
The quest for gender equality in India has seen several milestones. One such initiative is the Nari Gaurav Niti (Women’s Pride Policy), a policy introduced by the Gujarat government on 23 January 2002. This blog delves into the Nari Gaurav Niti, its objectives,
A notable defamation case happened recently which affected many well-known personalities including the Chief Minister of Delhi. Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma, the judge of the Delhi High Court upheld a trial court’s order summoning Arvind Kejriwal in a
Revisiting The Decision In “Nargesh Meerza”: Justice Nagarathna’s Call For A Re-Evaluation In the dynamic landscape of India, the journey towards gender equality has been both arduous and transformative. Women across the nation have been breaking barriers, challenging stereotypes, and redefining traditional roles. However, amidst these strides,…
In a digital age where crimes transcend geographical boundaries with ease, the issue of jurisdiction in law enforcement becomes increasingly complex. Recently, the Kerala High Court in Noel Joseph v State of Kerala took a significant step in addressing this challenge
In the intricate tapestry of India’s legal landscape, the institution of marriage holds profound significance, not only culturally and socially but also legally. However, amidst the rich diversity of marital unions, there lurks a troubling trend in the rise of fraudulen
Recently, the Reserve Bank of India (“RBI”) sent ripples through the financial sector with a seemingly simple announcement: doubling the minimum capital requirement for Small Finance Banks (“SFBs”) from Rs 100 crore to Rs 200 crore. But beneath this seemingly
