Charting Legal Frontiers: A Brief Review of the Proposed Law in Criminal Jurisprudence

The Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita’ Bill (“BNS” or “the BNS Bill” or “the Bill”) introduced during the conclusive session of the monsoon session in Parliament, represents a significant legislative initiative with the primary objective of supplanting the Indian Penal Code of 1860 (“the Code” or “IPC”), a relic of the British colonial administration in India.

Microsleeps Secondary to Sleep Deprivation is Dangerous

Sleep is necessary to keep the brain to function properly. Sleep is essential as much as you need to breathe and eat.

Defining That Binding Thread of Every Organisation - Culture

What defines you as an organization? Is there a way of doing things in this organization? Is there that invisible binding thread that characterizes the purpose of the firm and what they stand for? That mystical rubric is called Culture.

Healing Horizons: Baby Mathew Somatheeram's Odyssey into Tourism and Ayurveda

Through perseverance, creativity, and an unwavering belief in his mission, this astute businessman transformed challenges into stepping stones towards realizing his vision of showcasing Ayurveda's timeless magnificence before the world.

Different Types Of Neurological Pains How To Tackle

Neurological pain is considered one of the most distressing and also one of the most challenging to treat and forms a major chunk of the patients seeking aid in pain and palliative clinics.

5 Steps To Reverse Diabetes

As the calendar inches closer to November 14th, the world braces itself to observe World Diabetes Day—a very important day among the medical community, aimed at raising awareness about a health challenge that has stealthily entrenched itself in the lives of millions.

Climate Change Needs Mind And Heart Space...

The social discourse of our time constantly changes much like fashion. There is a hot topic of the month, quarter and the headlines have limited news value in a very short period of time because our attention spans are low and we skip onto the next ‘big thing'.

BMW iX

BMW as a brand is reinventing itself faster than everything else in its segment. Be it their styling, their interiors, the tech, or the new propulsion systems used - the brand has left no stone unturned in the last 2-3 years.

Oaxaca Unveiled: A Journey through Mexico's Cultural Gem

Nestled in the heart of Mexico, Oaxaca is a treasure trove of culture, history, and natural beauty waiting to be discovered.

Gourd-geous Skin and Luscious Locks: Pumpkin's Magic Touch

As the leaves change and autumn approaches, the pumpkin takes center stage.

PASSION IS THE GENESIS OF GENIUS!

Do what you love, and you’ll never work another day of your life.” We have been programmed all these decades to work harder in order to achieve things and goals, and we were asked to be more emotionless and tougher at it.

Most Favoured Nation Has The Favour Gone?

Tax treaties have aided in the flow of capital across jurisdictions. Hence, the natural question – What is a treaty? A treaty represents an agreement between two independent countries.

Manish Tewari's Candid Conversation: Defending Civil Liberties, Democracy, and the Role of Citizens in India's Future

In a freewheeling conversation with Elsa Lycias Joel, Manish Tewari talks about his early days, memories of travelling, how capable and visionary governance can complement our diversities to bring about unity and prosperity, why the government must honour the role of a free press only to foster a successful and stable democracy, why the last 9 years or so look like a spectre of undeclared emergency, a few fundamental revisits to ensure the freedom of speech and expression and catalyze the role of governors so that their actions do not become the subject of controversy in addition to avoiding allegations of political partisanship, experts recognizing paper ballots as one of the most important security measures India must switch over to and why each one of us must derive strength from the diversities that surround us, be more inclusive and commit to equal opportunity for all.

A Friend in Need

Gold loan companies may benefit from the tightening credit cycle, higher-than-ever gold prices after the latest geo-political episode in the Middle East and commercial lenders turning cautious in giving unsecured loans

GDP May Surpass Estimates

The recent uptick in most macro-indicators point to a spurt in economic expansion that may beat forecast and expectations. While IMF has revised India’s GDP growth to 6.3%, RBI is sticking to its forecast of 6.5%

Roshni Nadar Malhotra: A Symphony of Innovation & Impact

A mid the vast, uncharted galaxy where technology, philanthropy and innovation coalesce, lodestars that show the way are few and far. But without an iota of doubt, one can point to this Indian woman entrepreneur as one of the brightest guiding stars in that constellation.

Besan Beauty: Flour Power For Stunning Skin And Hair!

When it comes to natural beauty remedies, the spotlight often falls on ingredients readily available in our kitchens

Cardio, Gym Or Yoga? Which Is Better?

The World Heart Day celebrations concluded on 29th September, once again emphasizing the crucial importance of prioritizing heart health—and for a very valid reason. Cardiovascular diseases persist as the leading cause of global mortality, claiming more lives each year than any other ailment. The designated day might be over, but our will to safeguard the health of our heart should continue, 365 days a year

Are Brain Tumours Related to Excess Cell Phone Use?

This has been the subject of a great deal of debate in recent years. Cell phones give off radiofrequency (RF) rays, a form of energy on the electromagnetic spectrum between FM radio waves and those used in microwave ovens, radar, and satellite stations

Mercedes EQE

Mercedes has been keen on upping its electric vehicle line-up which had the EQC, the EQS and the EQB, until now

WE ARE OUR DECISIONS!

Famous psychologist and philosopher William James said, “There is no more miserable human being than one in whom nothing is habitual but indecision.

Input Tax Credit - Is the Credit Elusive?

Goods & Services Tax (“GST”) which was touted as the “new age” tax has now sadly turned to be a breeding ground for protracted litigation

A Promise for Every Business

Every individual is a customer of many products. Fastmoving Consumer Goods (FMCG) cannot grow in a country with a stagnant population

Changing Fundamentals of Senior Recruitment

The time span of business cycles has changed. The business plan of today looks at a two-year horizon and with each strategy session, the outlook of the future has become narrower

Women and the Internet of Things

A recent survey by AC Nielsen shows how women are powering internet usage in rural areas leading to enhanced financial inclusion and that should be music for the ears for last mile credit providers

Dr Varghese Nechupadam: Mending Smiles n' Touching Lives

A 17-year-long passionate love affair with dentistry and about 100,000 smiles of relief and satisfaction, perfectly sums up Dr Varghese K. Paulose, who has redefined versatility

Cardio, Gym Or Yoga? Which Is Better?

In a world characterized by sedentary lifestyles and ever-increasing demands on our time, the significance of regular physical activity cannot be overstated.

TO PERFECT IS TO CHANGE OFTEN!

Has the new normal set in, are we adept with it already or are we still struggling to strike a balance between the pre and post pandemic world?

Reflections on the G20 Summit in New Delhi

The much-touted annual Summit of the Group of 20, simply known as the G20 Summit ended in New Delhi on Sunday 10 September. As expected, it was a jamboree where Prime Minister Modi tried to impress the world leaders gathered for the summit.

The Stages of Memory Formation

Memory is the process in which the mind interprets, stores, and retrieves information. Memory serves human beings in many complex ways.