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International Education Finds New Ground In India
The old idea of brain drain should now be reversed in a meaningful way and give further momentum to building a viksit shiksha environment in India.
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AI And Human Authorship Requirement: Reflections From The US Position And Implications For Indian Copyright Law
Supreme Court's reasoning presents an immediate challenge for fully autonomous AI-generated works.
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RBI Holds Rates: Strategic Pause Amid Rising Global Uncertainty
The Reserve Bank of India's decision to hold the policy repo rate reflects a calibrated and prudent approach.
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India's Growing Minute-Maid Army Can Be A Double-Edged Sword
Instant domestic helps are subjected to much more drudgery even with the same per-hour pay; and no assurance of work.
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India Faces A Complex Economic Balancing Act Amid The Middle East Energy Shock
A broader energy supply shock is threatening Indian corporate margins. Policymakers face tight trade-offs between economic growth and rising inflation.
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Graphic User Interfaces Now Registrable As Designs In India: Landmark Ruling By Calcutta High Court
The court conclusively held that once specific features of shape, configuration, pattern, ornamentation, etc. are applied to an article and meant for industrial purposes, it becomes a design and is no longer an artistic work.
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Relevance Of Rule-Based Value Investing In Today's Markets
For investors navigating the growing world of passive investing, such strategies provide a transparent route to equity participation.
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UK's New Fraud Law Raises the Stakes for Indian Companies — Here's How
The UK ECCTA Act brings fraud risk, along with the "failure to prevent fraud" framework and expectations of controls, into focus.
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The Five Numbers Indians Should Track Beyond Their Credit Score
A strong credit score tells lenders you repay on time. It does not tell you whether you could survive six months without income, whether your investments are actually beating inflation and growing.
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MANAV In The Loop
ISO 42001 can help stakeholders proactively manage risks associated with AI systems, including bias, transparency, accountability and security.
