The Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996 is the key law governing arbitration in India. The Act provides for the procedure of arbitration proceedings in India and steps of arbitration. The act has four parts: Part I sets out general provisions on domestic arbitration. Part II addresses the enforcement of foreign awards (Chapter 1 deals with New York Convention awards and Chapter II with awards under the 1927 Geneva Convention). Part III deals with conciliation and Part IV sets out certain supplementary provisions.
_________ received a $500million loan from the International Finance Corporation (IFC) for microloans to underserved women.
Which of the following statements accurately describes the eligibility criteria for opening a Sukanya Samridhi Account (SSA)?
International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) has inked an MoU with IHub-Data & ________ to collaborate in supporting and facilitatin...
On which date International Day of Women and Girls in Science is celebrated annually?
KPMG is set to invest ______ in artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud services through an expanded partnership with Microsoft.
Who became the Head of the Scottish Parliament after winning the SNP elections held in February and March 2023, making history as the youngest Muslim to...
Who is the only Indian to have won a gold medal at the Archery World Cup Final?
The government of India will be setting up an Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) in the _______________as a part of trade deal. This will be the first...
What was the value of UPI transactions recorded in May 2024?
Which of the following reforms is NOT included in Priority 9 of the budget, which focuses on Next Generation Reforms?
