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In today's fast changing digital economy, the combination of technology and business has created new opportunities and difficulties. As digital platforms continue to change how people interact, consume, and conduct business, competition, fairness, and innovation have become central concerns. In response to these concerns, policymakers around the world are debating the necessity for new legislation to provide an equal playing field in the digital economy. The Committee on Digital Competition Law, formed by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, has proposed a new digital competition law and prescribed ex-ante regulations to pre-emptively regulate potential abuse of dominance and other antitrust issues involving large digital companies.

Climate change presents an existential threat, demanding a global response. Mitigation strategies, actions that diminish greenhouse gas (“GHG”) emissions and enhance carbon sequestration are paramount in curbing the crisis

In a significant stride towards legal reform and societal equality, Uttarakhand's Uniform Civil Code has received the much-awaited seal of approval from the President of India. This move marks a watershed moment not only for the state but for the entire nation, as it paves the way for a more just and inclusive legal framework.

This blog post delves into a recent decision by the Bombay High Court in the case M/s. Sanathan Textile Pvt Ltd. VS. Union of India, which has significant implications for businesses that import goods under cost, insurance, and freight (“CIF”) contracts. The court ruled that service tax is not applicable on ocean freight or sea transportation services provided by a person located outside India.

In a significant legal development, the District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, Gurugram, issued a ruling on February 16, 2024, underscoring consumer rights in the retail sector The case filed by the complainant against

In a recent development that has sparked significant debate across the nation, the Supreme Court of India has declined to pass an interim order staying the Citizenship Amendment Rules. This decision has far-reaching implications for the Indian democracy and the ongoing discourse surrounding citizenship rights and inclusivity.

Environmental, Social, and Governance (“ESG”) investing has become a major force in the financial world. Investors are increasingly looking beyond just financial returns and considering a company's impact on society and the environment. The "S" in ESG stands for Social, which encompasses a variety of factors, including workplace practices. One of the most critical social issues addressed by ESG is pay equity.

Kidnapping for ransom is a serious crime that can cause immense emotional distress to victims and their families. In India, Section 364A of the Indian Penal Code (“IPC”) deals with this specific offense.

The quest for gender equality in India has seen several milestones. One such initiative is the Nari Gaurav Niti (Women’s Pride Policy), a policy introduced by the Gujarat government on 23 January 2002. This blog delves into the Nari Gaurav Niti, its objectives,