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How to identify and report investment fraud

Learn how to identify and report investment scams that are worrying Indian investors. From Ponzi schemes disguised as high-return mutual funds to fake cryptocurrency exchanges, understand how fraudsters manipulate the financial system. If you are an investor, financial advisor, or aspiring securities lawyer, this guide will be invaluable.
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How to draft interlocutory applications before the Supreme Court  (Part 1)

This blog is for those who want to understand how to draft interlocutory applications in the Supreme Court. So, if you are a law student, an aspirant who is preparing for the Advocate on Record examination or a young lawyer who is intending to start or has already started practicing in the Supreme Court, then this blog is a must-read for you.
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How to register a film title with the Screenwriters Association (SWA)

If you are an aspiring screenwriter, independent filmmaker, or legal professional in media/IP law, then this article is for you. In this article, I will guide you through the practical steps to register a film title with the SWA, explain what legal protection it does and does not offer, and help you decide when title registration might not be enough. If you are serious about safeguarding your creative work, this is a process worth understanding.
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How to tackle corporate environmental fraud in India: from factories hiding toxic waste to companies faking pollution control systems

Learn how to identify and report corporate environmental fraud. From factories hiding toxic waste to companies faking pollution control systems, understand how industries deceive regulators and communities. If you are an aspiring environmental lawyer, compliance lawyer, or environmentalist, this guide will be of great help. 
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How to build a pitch deck that actually gets funded: a finance professional’s guide (Part 2)

Part 2 of our pitch deck guide for finance professionals who want to close funding rounds with analytical rigor. You will learn the final four make-or-break slides: competitive analysis, financial projections with sensitivity analysis, and funding asks that connect to investor returns. Plus, advanced delivery techniques to survive rigorous due diligence.
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How to build a pitch deck that actually gets funded: a finance professional’s guide (Part 1)

This two-part series is for finance professionals who want to create investor-grade pitch decks that actually secure funding. In Part 1, you will learn the first six slides using real financial analysis: quantifying problems, building credible market models, and presenting unit economics that prove scalability. By the end, you will transform any startup idea into a compelling investment opportunity.