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This article is written by Harshit Bhimrajka, from the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala. This article deals with the hits and misses of the digitalization in the banking sector, the need, and the progress of digitalization. Introduction Digitalization means the transformation of data and information into a digital structure with the reception of […]

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This article is written by Aditya Singh, from Symbiosis Law School, Noida. This article deals with the subject of Policing in India by analysing the background of the police services in India through the ancient, medieval and contemporary periods. It also takes into account the policing structure present in India and the influence of past […]

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This article is written by Gauri Atreja, pursuing a Diploma in Advanced Contract Drafting, Negotiation and Dispute Resolution from LawSikho. Introduction Imagine you’re busy with your work life and suddenly you receive a notice stating you need to be present in court with numerous explanations as your earlier client who thought to be your close […]

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This article is written by Harshita Shah, pursuing a Diploma in Cyber Law, Fintech Regulations and Technology Contracts from Lawsikho. Introduction  Amid lay-offs and job cuts after the nation-wide lockdown since March 2020, many people have not been called back to their respective workplaces; most of the working class has experienced salary cut, students who […]

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This article is written by Neha Jayantilal Shah, pursuing a Certificate Course in Real Estate Laws from LawSikho. Introduction Assessing and responding to risks is one of the vital functions of the human brain. All human actions are subject to the results of such assessments. However in certain circumstances even the human brain is unable […]

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This article is written by Nihar Ranjan Das, pursuing a Diploma in Advanced Contract Drafting, Negotiation and Dispute Resolution from Lawsikho. Introduction “Compromise” a word that defines a deal between the parties, where each party gives up part of their demand. It is a settlement of disputes by mutual consent. In such a process the […]

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This article is written by Harshita Agrawal, a student from MS Ramiah College of Law who is pursuing a Certificate Course in Advance Corporate Taxation from Lawsikho. Recently, NCLT vide its order dated 10 January 2020 approved the scheme of arrangement amongst TATA Chemicals Limited and TATA Global Beverages Limited and their respective shareholders and creditors. […]

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This article has been written by Oishika Banerji, an undergraduate student at Amity Law School, Amity University Kolkata. This article deals with the strategies and insights required for cracking West Bengal Judicial Services. Introduction  Law is a very dynamic field, and therefore the professional scope of any law graduate is divergent in nature. Judicial service […]

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This article is written by Harnil Trivedi who is pursuing a Certificate Course in Advanced Criminal Litigation and Trial Advocacy from Lawsikho. Introduction The realities affirm that bad behavior and criminal are seen by the overall population with the best contempt by all sections of the people of the overall population. The control for bad behavior is […]

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This article is written by Ghanisht Bagaria who is pursuing a Certificate course in Advanced Criminal Litigation and Trial Advocacy from Lawsikho. Introduction A law student asked the teacher in an International Law class – “Sir, when thousands of Indians were brutally killed by Britishers, why were there no meetings held by international leaders and international […]

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