Bücher von Siva Prasad

Nowadays there are multiple options for authors in India to write and publish their book. The main options include self publishing, traditional publishing and hybrid publishing. Each of these options have their own pros and cons, and are suitable for different types of authors. In this book, we discuss the steps for an author to self-publish their manuscript. We go through the various tools and platforms currently available and how to use them. We discuss different formats for books including paperbacks, audiobooks and eBooks. We also cover some aspects of publishing specific to authors from India, for whom some services such as regional language kindle paperbacks are not available currently.

Negotiable instruments include financial instruments that can be transferred to other parties. They include cheques, promissory notes, bills of exchange and other such media. Such instruments are responsible for millions of dollars of financial fraud globally. Therefore, it is important to have some understanding of what they are, and the laws related to them. In this book, we introduce the concept of negotiable instruments and the laws in India regarding the same, especially the negotiable instruments act and its amendments. We discuss two types of negotiable instruments, promissory notes, and cheques, in more detail. It is hoped that this book will enable the reader to get an idea of different kinds of negotiable instruments and laws in India related to them.

Ethical investing, also called Environmental Social and Governance (ESG) or sustainability investing, is growing recently. Investors, particularly younger investors, are getting more concerned over the wider social and other impact of their investments and wish to contribute to positive changes in the world, rather than contribute towards increasing suffering. The highs and lows of the stock markets in different countries further give a push towards ethical investing as a way to locate more stable companies that believe in ethical values and are more likely to be profitable in the long term.In this book, we introduce the concept of ethical investing and consider the avenues by which investors can invest ethically within India today. We discuss green energy, various ESG and ethical mutual funds and social investing avenues. It is hoped that this book will raise awareness towards ethical investing and inspire existing and prospective investors to invest in a way that uses their money towards the wider good in this world.

Labour laws govern the conditions of work and labour. They are important in preventing exploitation by employers, preventing mass resignations, providing work security, ensuring good working conditions and creating conditions for a happier workforce. There are a number of laws and protection granted in the Indian constitution and in different types of labour laws. As the workplace conditions evolve, so do the labour laws. Hence it is useful to have an overview of the prevailing laws and protections related to labour in India.In this book, we give an overview of the main labour laws in India, including the newer labour codes introduced in 2020 by the Indian government. We also focus on practical issues, such as what to do and whom to approach if one is unfairly dismissed from work. It is hoped that this book will help in spreading awareness about the prevailing labour laws among working people.

THIS BOOK IS ABOUT SOCIAL COUSES THREADED IN POETRY TO DEMONSTRATE THE CONDITION OF SOCIAL AND HARMONY THAT RESIDES IN LOVE IN THE COMMUNITY.IT CONTAIN LIFE OF NEW GENERATION TO THE PAST GNERATION WHICH HAS CONCLUDED THE PRESENT.

Contract Law is an important branch of law that governs contracts. They are essential to most or all commercial transactions. In this book, we discuss what is a contract, the history of contract law and the important laws in India that govern contracts, namely the Indian contract act and the sale of goods act. We also discuss the conditions for a valid or invalid contract, the elements of a contract and some special types of contracts. It is hoped that this book might help interested people to become familiar with contract law in India.

The court system in India is overburdened with a high number of pending cases. This acts as a barrier to justice, reducing the confidence of the public in our court system and causing a loss of time and money and additional stress for the litigants.In this book, we discuss some of the reasons for the delays in court cases. We touch upon the scale of the problem and its underlying causes. We use data from various sources and reports, which are cited where necessary. We especially focus on pending property cases, since they are the largest group of pending cases and also take the longest to resolve.