INTRODUCTION The Indian arbitration system has undergone massive changes in the recent years. The parent legislation brought into force in the year 1996, called as Arbitration and Conciliation Act of 1996 (the “Arbitration Act”) has since then undergone significant transformation. In 2015 the Act was amended to minimize judicial interference and make India an arbitration
INTRODUCTION In a bid to usher in sweeping reforms, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman tabled the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Amendment) Bill, 2025 (“Amendment Bill”) in the Lok Sabha on 12 August 2025. The proposed legislation represents a significant overhaul of India’s corporate insolvency framework, seeking to address critical challenges that have emerged under the Insolvency
INTRODUCTION For any business seeking to establish a brand in India, trademark registration should be treated as a preliminary legal priority—ideally undertaken before making significant investments in marketing, product development, or brand promotion. In India, trademarks are governed by the Trade Mark Act of 1999 and the Trade Mark Rules of 2017. The Indian trademark
INTRODUCTION India has seen tremendous growth in the past few years, also because of foreign investments into the country. FDI has seen a sharp inflow especially on account of the government boost in the manufacturing sector. India comprises of various states and union territories, one such upcoming state for investments related opportunities in Madhya Pradesh.
INTRODUCTION India has seen tremendous growth in the past few years, also because of foreign investments into the country. FDI has seen a sharp inflow especially on account of the government boost in the manufacturing sector. India comprises of various states and union territories, one such upcoming state for investments related opportunities in Kerala. The
Introduction The Competition Commission of India also known as CCI is a statutory body established by the government of India under the Competition Act, 2002, with a view to promote fair competition, protecting consumer interests, and ensure free trade in India’s markets. Its significance lies in fostering a competitive environment that drives economic growth, innovation,
While importing, selling, distributing in India products made in foreign countries, it is fundamental keeping in mind that products shall comply with Indian standards and certifications. Said standards are issued by the Bureau of Indian Standard, commonly known as BIS, that is the organization established by the Government of India to promote the harmonious development
INTRODUCTION In this day and era of Artificial Intelligence (AI), India is tackling with the regulatory concerns for developing a robust system that encourages safe use of AI activities through various industries such as research and education, industrial applications, customer support and healthcare, automation and other areas. From the conventional point there are concerns regarding
Introduction India has seen tremendous growth in the past few years, also because of foreign investments into the country. FDI has seen a sharp inflow especially on account of the government boost in the manufacturing sector. India comprises of various states and union territories, one such upcoming state for investments related opportunities in Chhattisgarh. The
