A meeting with Mr. Milind Soman, An Actor, Supermodel and Fitness Enthuisiast
Feeling young after interaction with the MSOP Participants at NIRC of ICSI
Feeling young after interaction with the MSOP Participants at NIRC of ICSI on the topic Understanding of Financial Statement and Corporate Fraud under the Companies Act , 2013. Thanks to the team and staff of NIRC for giving me an opportunity for the same.
Interaction with inspectors and sub Inspectors of Delhi Police
Interaction with inspectors and sub Inspectors of Delhi Police on Analysis of Balance Sheet, banking frauds and cheating.
Feeling happy as become member of Governing Body of Shivaji College , University of Delhi
Feeling happy as become member of Governing Body of Shivaji College , University of Delhi. Today office bearers were finalised as Mr P P Srivastava , IAS (Retd.), Chairperson, Myself as Treasurer and Mrs Nizhawan, Principal of Shivaji College as Secretary.
Analytical aspects of Corporate Frauds in India
There are two ways to get something from someone illegally: (1) Forcing someone by using a weapon, or a brute force, and (2) Tricking someone out of his assets or belongings. While the first can be termed robbery, the latter can be termed fraud. Robbery is often more violent and traumatic than fraud
Dr. Sanjeev Gupta’s journey of becoming a writer from a Company Secretary
There are a lot of people in this world but not everybody come up for a noble cause. Have you ever thought why? Because we all are running in the race of becoming the best. Still there are people, who love to share their knowledge with everyone and Dr. Sanjeev Gupta is one of them.
Sustainable Development and CSR An Emerging Issue
The Indian economy is one of the largest economies in the world. A large number of the people of India are living in absolute poverty, which shows a picture of uneven distribution of the benefits of growth, which is the root cause of social unrest in the country.
United Foods – Nurturing relationships
We started our journey as a rice manufacturing company and export house in the year 2005 with a concise vision-source the highest quality agricultural based products. This vision germinated from the simple understanding that a food grain is the basic element of sustenance,
Corporate frauds in India perceptions and emerging issues
A corporation, being a congregation of various stakeholders at the micro and macrolevels, must be fair and transparent to its stakeholders in all its transactions(Ramachandran, 2008). In a globalised scenario, corporations need to access resourcesand compete in a global marketplace that essentially
Corporate Frauds and their Prevention
The term ‘fraud’ is very wide in scope. As per the Indian Contract Act, 1872, fraud includes any of the following acts committed by a party to a contract, or with his connivance, or by his agent, with intent to deceive another party or his agent, or to induce him to enter into the contract:
Regulatory Initiatives and Measures to Curb Corporate Frauds
Fraud is an act of intentional deception resulting in disadvantage to others, meant to induce others to part with something of value or to surrender a legal right. Deception is to create a deliberate misrepresentation, a misleading falsehood or a concealment of information.
M.Com get together JPG
(meeting with M Com batchmates and my Professors (Current and Former) of Delhi School of Economics)
MD Univ