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Under Section 177 of the Companies Act, 2013, the Board of Directors can delegate specific matters to committees established for this purpose.

"Strike off" refers to either the voluntary cessation of operations by a company or the compulsory removal of its name from the Registrar of Companies' list, based on specified grounds.

FPOs are significant in the context of corporate finance and company law as they provide a means for companies to strengthen their capital base, facilitate expansion plans, and reduce debt.

Due to its sizable consumer base and diverse economy, India presents a number of attractive opportunities for entry. Nonetheless, starting a business necessitates following numerous legal frameworks and acquiring the required licenses.

This guide explores essential financial tips tailored for the hospitality sector, focusing on optimizing operations, managing cash flow, leveraging technology, and enhancing customer engagement.

Online bond platforms have democratized bond investing by providing a wide range of options and real-time data. This article examines the numerous benefits these digital platforms offer to modern investors, highlighting their impact on the investment land

As India integrates further into the global economy, fostering strong networks and building genuine relationships with other businesses becomes more crucial than ever.

A company is required under Section 117(1) of the Companies Act 2013 and its corresponding rules to submit Form MGT-14 to the Registrar of Companies (ROC).

Solar energy, one of the most widely used renewable sources, has made India the third-largest solar market globally. If you're considering starting a Solar Manufacturing Company in India, this blog will serve as a comprehensive guide.

This article aims to provide a comprehensive overview of IEPF, its governing acts, compliance requirements, and relevant information, including necessary documentation.

Postal ballots contribute to more democratic and inclusive corporate decision-making processes by facilitating remote voting.Shareholders can vote on corporate resolutions without being physically present at a meeting by using a postal ballot.

Independent directors, who are not involved in the day-to-day operations of the company, play a crucial role in overseeing management decisions, safeguarding shareholder interests, and upholding ethical standards.