Letters: Vinod Rai's legacy

Small households and firms may now sell solar power to the state grid Sebi: Reactive or active regulator? Sandeep Parekh There are many ways the market watchdog can work towards pre-empting Saradha-type scams As bytes replace guns Ajit Balakrishnan ...

Sandeep Parekh of Finsec Law Advisors told CNBC-TV18 that the clarifications issued by the banking regulator Reserve Bank of India (RBI) involved a lot of subjective interpretations and welcomed the decisions to extend the implementation time to 18 months ...

Small households and firms may now sell solar power to the state grid Sebi: Reactive or active regulator? Sandeep Parekh There are many ways the market watchdog can work towards pre-empting Saradha-type scams As bytes replace guns Ajit Balakrishnan ...

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News: News: Advertise: Jobs Section: LSI Online Kekul Sheth (Robe distributor IES), Sachin Naik (owner ), Sandeep Bhattad (business partner), Rasesh Parekh (IES) 18 June 2013 India - Leading south Indian rental company has invested in Robe ...

If not judiciously bought, insurance products can hurt your wallets really badly, write Joydeep Ghosh and Clifford Alvares. What would you call a mutual fund distributor who sells 150 schemes to the same person? Or an insurance agent who sells a policy to someone, knowing full well he cannot afford the premiums?Piran Doctor, a chartered accountant, says it is not mis-selling but plain fraud. Doctor was asked to buy an insurance policy, which would serve as collateral against his loan account.

| 02:30 AM What would you call a mutual fund distributor who sells 150 schemes to the same person? Or an insurance agent who sells a policy to someone, knowing full well he cannot afford the premiums? Piran Doctor, a chartered accountant, says ...

Explaining his company's move, chairman, HDFC said, HR is increasingly becoming the cornerstone of successful businesses email this article Subject line: Your Email: Send me a copy: Recipients Id: Type address separated by commas Enter the ...

The government's decision to opt for a non-binding attempt at conciliation and under Indian law in its tax dispute with telecom multinational Vodafone is understandable, note experts. Vodafone suggested conciliation under international law and the legal provisions are similar; however, refusing to abide by the process if it didn't like the outcome would have been embarrassing in that case. "They (Vodafone) wanted it to be binding. What the government has offered them is a non-binding ...