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Insurance Sector Reforms: Parliament Approves The Bill Including Proposal For 100% Foreign Investment In Insurance Companies

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By Venkatesh Prasad, Ronak Ajmera, Jatin Talwar, Udit Rao
| Mondaq
J JSA More JSA is a leading national law firm in India with over 600 professionals operating out of 7 offices located in: Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Gurugram, Hyderabad, Mumbai and New Delhi. Our practice is organised along service lines and sector specialisation that provides legal services to top Indian corporates, Fortune 500 companies, multinational banks and financial institutions, governmental and statutory authorities and multilateral and bilateral institutions.
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Venkatesh Prasad Launches Official Website and Shares Perspectives on Design Practice and Freelance Collaboration

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By Venkatesh Prasad
| IssueWire
The website launch reflects a focus on brand identity work while addressing design criticism and evolving freelance collaboration models for founders. Bengaluru, Karnataka Dec 15, 2025 (Issuewire.com)  - Venkatesh Prasad, a graphic and brand designer, has announced the launch of his official professional website, https://venkateshprasad.in, marking a step toward expanding his design practice and engaging with clients globally.
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United States sanctions and implications for Indian companies

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By Venkatesh Prasad, Shivani Chugh, Priyanka Priyadarshini
| Lexology Verified
Sanctions have emerged as strategic tools used by governments to advance their foreign policy objectives, enforce international law and norms, safeguard national security, and combat terrorism. By restricting trade, financial transactions, and technology transfers, sanctions apply economic pressure to influence the behaviour of targeted entities or nations.
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