The dearth of quality resources in the SME sector The Indian MSME Sector is extremely volatile to the everchanging, dynamic environment. It therefore becomes a compulsion for the SME[…]

The dearth of quality resources in the SME sector The Indian MSME Sector is extremely volatile to the everchanging, dynamic environment. It therefore becomes a compulsion for the SME Entrepreneurs to ensure that their working pattern is top notch which thereby, manifests to achieving top quality business resources. Absence of quality resources like – (i)…

The History of Graded Regulatory Enforcements of India: A blog about Indian Graded Regulatory Enforcements and why we need our own published system of enforcements Laws, Rules, and Regulations are destined to be enforced. An ecosystem that does not allow the permeation of law and effective enforcement thereof thwarts the very purpose of the law.…

The importance of FDI and Company Law for India : A blog that shows how our country benefits from FDI and how the implications of efficient company laws favour the national economy One needs to appreciate that the inflow of capital into a company, allotment of securities, and matters relating to it are governed by…

The legal definition of SME in India Small and mid-sized enterprises (SMEs) are businesses that maintain revenues, assets, or a number of employees below a certain threshold. Each country has its own definition of what constitutes a small and medium-sized enterprise (SME). Small and mid-size enterprises (SMEs) play an important role for generating employment for…

Why SMEs find it difficult to grow fast like large industries In India, Small Medium Enterprises (SME) sector faces several issues in their course of business. At times, even government interventions can slow down the growth rate of SMEs. As per the current scenario, although the Government of India has come up with different schemes…

Why privatization should be done in India: A blog that explains why there’s a need to privatize the public sector & why should a company be privatized instead of being nationalized? The functional flexibility of the corporate concept and the autonomy granted by the corporate veil had enticed successive Governments to form corporate bodies to…

Why You Should Not Look at Corporatisation as a Single Pill? This blog will help you understand the various advantages of Corporatisation in India An entrepreneur starts a business through the incorporation of a corporate entity for two primary reasons. (i) limited liability, (ii) unlimited scalability. These two intentions are essential indicators of growth, expansion,…

Why SMEs find it difficult to grow fast like large industries In India, Small Medium Enterprises (SME) sector faces several issues in their course of business. At times, even government interventions can slow down the growth rate of SMEs. As per the current scenario, although the Government of India has come up with different schemes…

A blog that highlights the importance of global competition and shows the way forward to achieve prosperity Economic liberalization coupled with the irrelevance of socialistic ideologies having been established, technological advancements, and the ever-evolving business ecosystems across the world have been propelling parameters for the integration of global markets. Cross-border harmonization of regulatory practices (like…