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*Need legal advice* Is it illigal (moonlighting) to be a Director of a Pvt ltd company and working in corporate (another pvt or public ltd company as employee ) at the same time?

According to some recent articles India and the US might sign a trade deal this week If that happens it would be good news for India because the USA’s tariff deadline is on July 9. That means we won’t have to wait for updates about what will or won’t

What is the difference between a startup and a business? If am starting a Food delivery Company now. It will be a business ryt? Unless am creating something new, it shud be called a business ryt?

Building an app for people who take on 30-day and 100-day challenges. No manual input. No distractions. Just silent support. I’ll be sharing updates in public as I build—stay tuned...

Unacademy has signed a term sheet with upGrad for a 100% share swap acquisition. the final valuation will be disclosed only after the deal closes and filings are made public. Announced by Gaurav Munjal.

Don’t stop 🛑 feeling tired 😪, Because your next step could be something big and if you quit you won’t know how it feels to be winning 🏅. Winning & Losing should be on your own terms and not on how other’s think

100% success assured business idea, revolutionary business idea. i think these are Red Flag's if its a business there cant be assurance or revolutions, unless we make it one. so don't pitch your idea as revolutionary or 100% success assured when

Big Media vs. YouTuber: Silencing Critics or Fair Game? 🤔 News agency ANI is suing YouTuber Mohak Mangal. Defamation, copyright, the works. Standard legal toolkit. But step back. When a media powerhouse legally targets a critic: ✅ Can it also be

Not every startup starts with a pitch. Some start with pain. We’re building something in silence. Not because we don’t have the vision— But because it’s not time yet. This isn’t your typical “AI tool.” It’s not a productivity hack. It’s not anothe

Confused by Legal Jargon? Here’s How to Simplify It. Ever feel like legal terms are designed to confuse rather than clarify? You’re not alone. Many business owners get stuck on words like “force majeure,” “indemnity,” or “liquidated damages.”