The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) is a statutory regulatory body established to oversee and regulate insolvency and bankruptcy processes in India. It plays a pivotal...
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016 is a landmark legal and economic reform introduced to address insolvency and financial distress in a comprehensive, time-bound, and market-oriented manner....
An Insolvency Professional (IP) is a regulated financial and legal practitioner who performs a central role in India’s insolvency and bankruptcy framework. Insolvency Professionals act as independent intermediaries...
The Inspection Department of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is a key supervisory arm of India’s central banking system, entrusted with ensuring the safety, soundness, and stability...
Installment banking refers to a system of banking and financial services in which loans and credit facilities are repaid in fixed, periodic instalments over a predetermined period. These...
Indian-American scientist Arnab De has received the prestigious Springer Theses Award. He was nominated by New York’s Columbia University for his PhD thesis. He was selected for the...
Indian author Aditi Krishnakumar has won the prestigious 2016 Scholastic Asian Book Award. She has won the award for her 32,000-word manuscript titled Codex: The Lost Treasure Of...
India and Australia have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance research and development (R&D) capabilities in biotechnology by launching a joint funding call. The MoU was...
Viharas were for the purpose of living, Chaityas were assemblies for the purpose of discussions. Further, Chaityas were with Stupas, Viharas did not have stupas. Both early Chaityas...
There are some basic points of agreement towards which both Samkhya-Yoga and Buddhism were drawn. Their approach is positive and pragmatic. This positivistic attitude is reflected in their...
