Reference No: BP0411Pages: 12Published on: 19, January, 2018
Abstract: The Fundamental Rights, guaranteed by the Constitution of India, are very substantive rights. The rights, however, are available only against the ‘state’ as defined in Article 12 of the Constitution. The definition of ‘state’ includes the Union and States legislatures and executive. The meaning of these terms is clear and definite. ... More
Reference No: CMHS0040Pages: 16Published on: 9, February, 2018
Abstract: Urban Health is emerging new priority in the healthcare sector in India owing to unprecedented migration of people to urban areas, the rapid growth of urban population, increasing the vulnerability of urban poor and lack of infrastructure for primary care. New health challenges of non-communicable diseases, vector-borne disease, malnutrition, unhygienic ... More
Reference No: F&A0538Pages: 15Published on: 12, February, 2018
Abstract: In 2015, Toyota proposed to issue a separate class of shares to attract long term individual Japanese shareholders aligned with the company’s long-term R&D programmes. The distinguishing feature of these shares was the exit option with no loss of capital. The proposal was not received well by US based ... More
Reference No: COMM0019Pages:Published on: 5, March, 2018
Abstract: The case revolves around a job offer received by Vinita Upadhyay, a journalist working with a regional daily. Taking up the offer would mean a shift from journalism and require her to join the public relations industry. The case provides three different perspectives regarding this offer. It begins with Upadhyay’ ... More
Reference No: IS0134Pages: 14Published on: 14, March, 2018
Abstract: Digital Green is a prime example of a development intervention aimed not only at the poor but “by the poor”, as a content or knowledge disseminator to rural users The case is written in the form of multiple scenes that unfold organically to paint a bigger picture of what the ... More
Reference No: BP0421Pages: 10Published on: 14, March, 2018
Abstract: The Mercini Lady Case is a modern statement of the law on the rights of the buyer in a sale contract. The seller has to supply goods in conformity with description, of merchantable quality and fit for the stated use. These rights, the ‘implied conditions’, however, can be ousted by ... More
Reference No: PSG0127Pages: 19Published on: 28, March, 2018
Abstract: Solar energy is on a rising trend internationally and in India. The government target of 100 GW solar capacity by 2022 from the present 12 GW is providing a major push for growth in India. However technological development and market competitiveness are pushing down the prices of solar power. The CEO of Amplus ... More
