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Guest Lecture by Mukul Girdhar, (Advocate, Delhi High Court)

Guest Lecture by Mukul Girdhar, (Advocate, Delhi High Court) on 13th June 2020, at Finance Webinar "Combating Cyber Financial Crime with AI and Behavioral Analytics" organized by Jagannath International Management School, Kalkaji, New Delhi.







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