Setting up a One Person Company (“OPC”) in India is a streamlined and beneficial way for solo entrepreneurs and small business owners to formalize their businesses. An OPC offers limited liability and legal recognition while allowing a single individual to own

Social media platforms have played a major role in the increase of defamation lawsuits in India. The ease, affordability and anonymity of internet access have led to an increase in defamation cases. Social media platforms like Facebook & Twitter amplify statements, allowing them to reach vast audiences

Political unrest management is a crucial component of crisis management in India, as the country has a long history of political demonstrations, protests, and other forms of public discontent. Unrest can quickly escalate and cause widespread disruption, violence, and loss of life, which is why it is essential for the government

The Whistle Blowers Protection Act, 2014 was legislated with an intention of providing a legal framework to investigate alleged corruption and misuse of power by public servants and to provide protection to persons who charge any wrongdoings against the accused officials. The act established a mechanism to

The University Grants Commission Act, 1956 is an Indian law that governs the establishment and regulation of the University Grants Commission (“UGC”) in India. The UGC is responsible for promoting and coordinating university education in the country and for ensuring the maintenance of standards of education…

India’s banking system is well-established and has been meeting the country’s credit and banking demands for many years. It has developed over several decades. In addition to meeting the unique and varied financial needs of various clients and borrowers, the banking ecosystem is boosting the nation’s economic…

Non-Governmental Organizations (“NGOs”) are non-profit entities that operate independently of government control. They are typically formed by individuals, groups, or associations with common interests or goals, such as promoting social welfare,

Setting up a business as a public company is a significant and complex endeavor that involves transforming a privately held enterprise into a publicly traded entity. This transition allows the company to offer shares of stock to the general public and raise capital through the sale of these shares on stock exchanges…

multiple touchpoints, strict capital ceilings, and harsh tax regulations, among other hurdles. However, with the introduction of EoDB 2.0 and significant business-friendly reforms that have broken through department silos and eased compliance, the