Sneha Jain

1 month ago | goodreturns.in | Vipul Das |Sneha Jain

Classroom The Indian stock market has experienced significant selling since September 2024, and based on current market values, the Nifty 50 has dropped almost 11% from its peak. Market collapses may be excruciating, but every traumatic event offers a chance for one to grow and a lesson that can help you become a more skilled and tougher trader. Since stock markets typically rebound over time, buying during a market meltdown is one of the finest times to do so.

Oct 9, 2024 | jacc.org | Sneha Jain |Ashish Sarraju |Nigam H. Shah |Kevin A. Schulman

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Sep 2, 2024 | mondaq.com | Sneha Jain |Disha Sharma

SA Saikrishna & Associates More Founded in 2001, Saikrishna & Associates is a tier-1 full-service law firm offering end-to-end services (from handholding during product ideation/creation to prosecution, regulatory compliances and enforcement) to a gamut of industries spanning the TMT, Entertainment, Electronics, Pharma, Life Sciences, Software, Artificial Intelligence, E-commerce, Automotive, FMCG, Retail and Real Estate Sectors.

Aug 28, 2024 | lexology.com | Sneha Jain |Disha Sharma

In the first article in the series, we explored the potential causes of action that a voice artist (like Lehrman) could bring against an AI tool developer (like Lovo) under Indian Data Protection laws. In this second article, we examines the potential causes of action under the Indian Consumer Protection Act, 2019 (“CPA”), by analysing key arguments in the Lehrman v.

Aug 5, 2024 | economictimes.indiatimes.com | Sneha Jain

If you had to keep your money for just a week, where would you keep it? The answer by most people is a savings account. But this would offer you hardly 2-3% return p.a. In your current account, you don’t even get interest. What if you can earn 5% p.a.?This can be possible by investing in Overnight Funds. These funds invest in securities that have a maturity of only 1 day.