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October 2020

Statutes Involved In Cross Border Mergers And Acquisitions

INTRODUCTION: Mergers and Acquisition happen with the sole intention of expanding the business and to make a bigger share of profit. Cross border mergers and acquisitions have grown at a tremendous rate in the recent years as compared to the early period. Such Mergers and acquisitions have a very wide range of complex arrangement and

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Increased Efforts To Combat Online Hate Speech And Violence

INTRODUCTION The online platforms provide an inexpensive communication medium that allows anyone to quickly reach million of users. Consequently, in these platforms anyone can publish content and anyone interested in the content can obtain it, representing a transformative revolution in the society. However, this same potential of online system brings together an important challenge these

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New Farm Bills: From Auction to Privatization

Introduction  In an agricultural economy, Farmers are economy runner; government makes Policies taking into account suitability of the farmers. Farming is a remarkable and indivisible part of the economy in India, as it constitutes 19% of the total GDP. It also contributes in providing employment opportunities to 60% of the population[i], so the farmers are

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Balancing The Relationship Between Patent Pools And Competition During Covid-19

Interface of Patent Pool and Competition Patent pools are voluntary agreements among two or more patent holders to license their patents to each other or to third parties. Mostly, pooling is linked with technologies that are multifaceted and require complementary patents to impart effective technical results. Patent pools provide protection to developed technologies. Patent pools

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Cowboys and Indians

Introduction: India’s Lynching Problem The etymological origins of the term “Lynching” date back to eighteenth-century America, prior to the American Revolution from the name of Judge Charles Lynch. Charles Lynch was an American Revolutionary who illegally assumed judicial authority during the Revolution to sentence, imprison, whip and kill imperial loyalists. He was later exonerated by

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