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INTRODUCTION Over time, our society has come a long way concerning the sociological and technological development of its people. The enormous surge in the growth of Artificial Intelligence and digitalization [...]

The question of law and concept of 'Group-Company Doctrine' which was referred to the constitution bench of Hon'ble Supreme Court in the matter of Cox & Kings Ltd. v. SAP [...]

We asked ChatGPT to write a rap song about the legal and regulatory challenges related to generative AI like ChatGPT. We were not disappointed: Source: ChatGPT: Chat. OpenAI's ChatGPT has [...]

Recently, in Indian Oil Corporation. Ltd. v. Shree Ganesh Petroleum, (2022) 4 SCC 463, the Supreme Court of India ('Supreme Court') has reiterated that courts and arbitral tribunals have limited [...]

Falls are the leading cause of injury among adults aged [greater than or equal to] 65 years (older adults) in the United States. In 2018, an estimated 3 million emergency [...]

The recent news regarding Pegasus, which is a surveillance software developed by an Israel-based cyber security company, has sparked a lot of controversy. This software revealed one of the largest [...]

With the onset of the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, we have witnessed numerous countries from all over the world participating to obtain some of the biggest honors in the sports [...]

This article summarises the judgment of High Court of Bombay dated 5th May 2017 in the case 'Ajanta Pharma Ltd. v Theon Pharmaceuticals Ltd.'. FACTS: The case has been filed [...]

Byline: David Leblang;Ankita Satpathy;Alexa Iadarola;Ben Helms;Kelsey Hunt;Eric Xu;Rebecca Brough;Mahesh Rao Since taking office, PresidentÃá Trump has shown a firm commitment to reducing the number of immigrants in the United States, [...]

The Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act, 1999 (hereinafter 'Act') was enacted to provide for the registration and better protection of geographical indications relating to goods. A geographical [...]

The new legislation of Designs Act, 2002 has a different classification system than the old Designs Act, 1911. The old Act classified the designs on the basis of the material [...]

A lot of times we have come across the use of the name of well-known brand in a logo of another product. The question that comes up is whether the [...]

BRIEF INSIGHT INTO THE DISPUTE: Introduction: This case is a result of copyright infringement of a musical based on the story of Zorro.The character of Zorro originally was developed by [...]

This article summarises the judgment of High Court of New Delhi dated 28thFebruary 2018 in the case 'Coca Cola Company v Glacier Water Industries Ltd.'. Brief Insight Into The Dispute: [...]

Byline: Ankita Chaurasia While it is indeed unfair for those without a famous family backing them, nepotism doesn't really ensure success in Bollywood India is a country of nepotists. Hell, [...]

The Bombay HC in this case has upheld the order of the IPAB, which affirmed the order of the Controller of Patents to grant Compulsory License to NATCO for Bayer's [...]

The Supreme Court in this decision has indicated its desire to avoid multiplicity of proceedings on the same issue before different forums. Post grant opposition of a patent initiated by [...]

Off-season months are always difficult to bear. I don't mind the clearance sales, but it's lack of football that makes me irritable like a hungry baby. Thank you God, August 9 is finally here and that means the football season kicks off with the opening Community Shield game between Manchester United and Chelsea. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Scholarship for Lila Fellows [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

There are three things I never thought would happen. David Beckham advising fellow players to stick to the club they love; John Terry contemplating leaving Chelsea and cows drinking beer. And would you believe it, all three did. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

There are a couple of questions that I have often heard raised, especially during these summer transfer months, that leaves me wondering. A lot of people I know say there are two things they have never understood about footballers. One: Why do they lie about their plans of moving to another club? Two: why don't they tell you the exact salary they are paid? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The one man who would have relished the fight Sri Lanka had on their hands on Tuesday morning is Muttiah Muralitharan. Pakistan looked on course for a win when play began on the fourth day of the first Test. They were 71-2 and needed only 97 to win, having outplayed Sri Lanka on the first three days of the match. But the visitors collapsed dramatically, all out for 117 runs, losing the Test by 50 runs, after a spirited performance by the Lankan bowlers. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

With the Common Admission Test (CAT) going online this year, students seemed to be a confused lot. Thus, for students to experience the online version of the test, Triumphant Institute of Management Education Pvt Ltd (TIME), an institute training students for the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs), is holding an online mock test called All India Mock CAT (AIMCAT). This year, close to three lakh aspirants will be appearing for the online CAT. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Education is the core of any society, which leads it to the path of growth and prosperity. The Union Budget 2009-10 seemed to give a relatively good importance to education, but its implementation is all what matters. A budget can only be successful, if the planning is executed properly and finally benefits the people of the country. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

I can't distinctly point out the moment when Michael Owen's transition from a chooser to a beggar began. It was probably the time he broke his metatarsal in 2005, when playing for Newcastle United against Tottenham Hotspurs. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar wants young cricketers to put the India cap ahead of the lure of the glitzy Indian Premier League. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Sunil Gavaskar is a treasure trove of stories. On Thursday, he fondly recounted some, remembering his long-time friend and India colleague Dilip Sardesai, at a memorial lecture on the latter's second death anniversary. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Legendary India batsman Sunil Gavaskar will deliver the inaugural Dilip Sardesai Memorial Lecture at the CK Nayudu Hall in the Cricket Club of India (CCI) on Thursday. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Change sometimes can be such a scary thing. If you are the kind who keeps the same haircut for over two decades, you'll know what I mean. Isn't it harder trying a new hairstyle than to make a million trips in a cramped Mumbai local train? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Do you think this issue could have been better handled? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

I have to confess that I didn't watch Baichung Bhutia dance. I caught bits and parts of the dance show, which he won, on news channels, but never saw his performances. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

SSC results at MS-CIT centres [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

A design store for its fashion students to run, is the innovative step taken by the Jagannath Rathi Vocational Guidance and Training Institute (JRVGTI) to help freshers get a peek into the actual design world and kickstart their careers. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Today, students are walking that extra mile for an edge over others in this competitive world. Add-on courses are picking up rapidly as students want to either increase their academic credentials or satisfy their passions. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

So the inevitable has happened. Cristiano Ronaldo left the Red Devils and became a White Angel. I was in the United States when this 'big deal' happened, so didn't really feel the excitement. Football (soccer) is the step-son the Americans would rather disown. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

There's no place like home. The comfort of your own bed, the known faces, the smells, the tastes.... Or even familiarity of playing in your own court. Orlando Magic, who had looked out of sorts in the first two games against Los Angeles Lakers in LA, were a different side on Tuesday. They beat the Lakers 108-104, playing with a lot of tenacity and resilience to get back in to the best of seven final, after two away defeats. LA Lakers still lead the championship 2-1, but going by what they saw on Tuesday night at the Amway Arena, Phil Jackson's men have a fight on their hands. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Which is your favourite sport? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Watching an NBA game is almost like going to a multiplex to watch a Hindi film. There is so much tamasha going on, you almost feel at home. The package NBA offers suits us perfectly. The game is just 48 minutes long. There's music, lots of pretty girls dancing, celebrities watching from the sidelines, a dozen contests and prizes to be won during breaks and a lot of freebies on offer. What more can we want on a day out with family! [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Greetings from India [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

W elcoming the new batch of students, Symbiosis Centre for Information Technology (SCIT), Hinjewadi, Pune, organised a day-long orientation programme on June 3 at their institute campus. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) examination results are just out, giving way to the same debate of which is a better board and what makes it easier to crack national competitive exams. Blaming the state board for not performing well at national competitive exams is just another excuse, feel coaching classes' trainers. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Orlando Magic were an enthusiastic lot on Friday. This, despite the pounding they received at the hands of the Los Angeles Lakers in Game One of the 2009 NBA finals at the Staples Center a day before. Lakers won 100-75 with Kobe Bryant scoring 40 of the points and looked the better team by far. Talk about town is that this might be one of those one-sided finals which Lakers will sweep 4-0. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

If you are in Los Angeles and you are put up in Hollywood, you think it can't get better than this. Step out of the hotel, and you are in Hollywood Boulevard, gazing at the Walk of Fame stars on the sidewalk. Turn left, and there's the Kodak Theatre, home of the Oscars. Everyone's a movie star here, even the chauffeur who drives you to the hotel. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Smt Kashibai Navale College of Engineering (SKNCOE) had organised a two-day conference for Information and Communication Technology (ICT) with international speakers. The Global ICT Standardisation Forum of India (GISFI) was held at SKNCOE campus in Wadgaon on May 29 and 30. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Waiting for the secret box containing your board results to open? Or have they already come your way? If you are confused about what your next step should be, then get to know your aptitude and inclination first, say experts. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Have you ever felt the power of the magic touch? The touch almost unreal, yet leaves such deep imprints. When someone comes around and changes the way you feel. When happiness smiles endlessly. When someone gives you the faith to believe in "the magic of risking everything for a dream that nobody sees but you". Your hero who makes you believe Mount Everest isn't high enough for your reach. The angel who shows the goodness inside you. Your Rocky Balboa who reminds you, "It ain't how hard you hit; it's about how hard you can get hit, and keep moving forward." Your mentor, coach, guardian, lover who brings out the best in you. Oh well, you get the point... [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]