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Procedure for Change in Objects of the Company
xssociation (MoA) outlines the scope of activities the company is legally authorized to undertake. As businesses evolve, companies may need to modify this clause to reflect new ventures or changes in strategy. Altering the objects clause is a significant step, governed by the Companies Act, 2013, and requires careful adherence to legal procedures.
By cs cprakashabout a year ago in Chapters
How Smart Contracts Enhance Security and Trust in Crowdfunding Initiatives by Industry Leaders at Decentralized Platforms such as DAISY
Crowdfunding has emerged as a powerful tool for startups, creatives, and innovators seeking capital from a broad audience. While traditional crowdfunding models have grown in popularity, they still face significant limitations, including security risks, fraud, and transparency issues. This is where decentralized crowdfunding, powered by blockchain and smart contracts, becomes a game-changer. By utilizing smart contracts, the core operations of crowdfunding campaigns are automated, reducing human intervention, and enhancing security and trust for both backers and project creators. In this blog, we will explore how smart contracts enhance security and trust in crowdfunding initiatives, diving into their operational benefits, transparency, fraud prevention, and more.
By DAISY Globalabout a year ago in Chapters
Kia Ford Attending The English Premiere Festivities
Enchanting Motown music played, and the peacock received an entertainment earful while the servant to the all-American mover shaker Kia Ford passed by the Julie Bowen shrine.
By Marc OBrienabout a year ago in Chapters
"The Revolt in Ashdale" Chapter 5: In the Land to the East - Elyndor
The ship made good speed. The waves were only small choppy crests that didn’t cause anyone to get seasick. The captain had called Anna and Paul in for lunch and asked them what they were going to do in Elyndor. Paul mentioned the flour that needed to be delivered. The captain had inquired about Anna, and Paul simply said that they were childhood friends traveling together to enjoy the time. The captain had shaken his head and said they seemed to be more than childhood friends. Anna blushed, and Paul shifted nervously in his seat. They looked at each other and smiled. Perhaps there was more between them?
By Henrik Hagelandabout a year ago in Chapters
Autumn's dance
The first hint of autumn in New England came not with the changing colors, but with the crispness in the air. The long, warm days of summer had finally given way to cooler temperatures, and with it came the transformation of the landscape. The leaves, once a deep green, began to turn into a riot of colors—fiery reds, oranges, and yellows that set the forests ablaze with brilliance.
By Hansel Golden-Adahabout a year ago in Chapters
The Awakening of Spring in Kyoto
As the snow began to retreat from the mountain slopes of Kyoto, Japan, it was as if the earth itself sighed in relief. The frigid air, once laden with the weight of winter, grew lighter, carrying the sweet, subtle fragrance of the first cherry blossoms. It was spring’s turn to take the stage, and it did so with a gentle yet breathtaking beauty.
By Hansel Golden-Adahabout a year ago in Chapters
Monsoon’s Symphony
The sky over Kerala had been darkening for days, the heavy clouds gathering like an army on the horizon. And then, with a crash of thunder and a flash of lightning, the heavens opened, and the monsoon rains began. It was as if the earth had been holding its breath, and now it exhaled in a torrent of water that soaked the land and everything on it.
By Hansel Golden-Adahabout a year ago in Chapters
Summer’s Endless Sun
The sun blazed unrelentingly over the Sahara, its golden light transforming the desert into an almost otherworldly landscape. Dunes rose like vast ocean waves, their smooth, sweeping curves catching the sun’s rays and throwing them back into the cloudless sky. Summer in the Sahara was a test of endurance, where the heat seemed to shimmer and dance on the horizon, and the wind carried nothing but dust and memories.
By Hansel Golden-Adahabout a year ago in Chapters
The Heart's Defiance, Ch.6. AI-Generated.
The essay for Chapter 6. The night dragged on, turning what should have been a moment of celebration into a cruel spectacle of humiliation. The man, weak and ill, was thrust into a mockery of a sacred ritual, one designed to unite two people in joy. But instead, his union was with a symbol of ridicule, a mere animal standing in place of a partner. The red decorations, meant to signify happiness, contrasted sharply with the bitter reality he faced. His every movement was watched, every slight falter noted by the cruel eyes of those around him. The contempt they held for him was palpable, as was the glee they seemed to take in his suffering. As he wandered through the gathering, forced to serve the guests with wine, his disheveled appearance and fragile state drew even more harsh whispers. His clothing, once a symbol of status, now hung loosely off his frail frame. His hair, usually neat and orderly, fell in dark waves across his shoulders, adding to his disarray. Despite his best efforts to maintain composure, the effects of the alcohol he was forced to consume began to take their toll. His steps became unsteady, and the heat from the wine flushed his cheeks, making him appear vulnerable in a room full of enemies. Though he tried to avoid eye contact, he could feel the weight of their judgment pressing down on him.
By Ria Danoabout a year ago in Chapters
The chronicles of ella
once upon a time, in a magical village where the sun always shone brightly and laughter filled the air, there was a remarkable school named Harmony Academy. This school was not only a place of learning but a sanctuary of dreams nestled within flowers blooming in every color imaginable. The walls shimmered with hints of gold, and the classrooms were lined with enchanted books that whispered tales to those who listened.
By Emmanuella about a year ago in Chapters
Best coffee makers to buy right now . AI-Generated.
In today’s fast-paced world, coffee is more than a simple pick-me-up; it’s an essential part of many people’s routines. With countless brewing options available, choosing the right coffee maker can greatly impact your coffee experience, whether you’re seeking speed, convenience, or a rich, flavorful brew. Different machines cater to different needs, and understanding their features can help you select the perfect one for your lifestyle.
By Andrew Mikeabout a year ago in Chapters
The Delightful World of Ice Cream
The origins of ice cream date back thousands of years, though in a form quite different from what we know today. Ancient civilizations, such as the Persians and the Chinese, enjoyed versions of flavored ice mixed with fruit or honey. The Persian royals reportedly sent their servants to the mountains to fetch snow, which they flavored with grape juice concentrate to make an ice-based dessert. In China, there are records of mixing milk with rice and freezing it in the snow to create early renditions of ice cream.
By Tasnuba Humayraabout a year ago in Chapters