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New chambers for New Delhi

New Delhi approved the construction of 500 lawyers’ chambers at district courts.

Fighting for funds

Market turbulence has forced many Indian corporates to re-evaluate their domestic and international capital-raising strategies. But in spite of the difficulties, there is no shortage of investors willing to gamble on India

Southern charms

With rapid growth in technology, telecommunications, pharmaceuticals and biosciences, Bangalore has become a major destination for Delhi and Mumbai law firms

Tax treatment could hurt domestic funds

By Baljit Singh Kalha and Pragya Dhamija,Titus & Co

Going green: The clean development mechanism

By Akshay Jaitly and Shailendra Kumar Singh,Trilegal

Arbitration clauses are an important feature of deals

By Abhixit Singh and Pragya Dhamija,Titus & Co

The do’s and don’ts of brand licensing in India

By Sumita Singh,Singh & Associates
Priti Suri,Nikita Ved,PSA

Capital injections could help pharmaceutical industry

By Priti Suri and Nikita Ved,PSA

Foreign ownership concerns unlikely to change US policy

By Wayne Rogers,Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal LLP

New foreign currency bonds to be exchangeable for equity

By Sawant Singh and Akanksha Midha, Trilegal

Multimodal transport makes practical sense for shippers

By Shardul Thacker,Mulla & Mulla & Craigie Blunt & Caroe

Patent outsourcing demands special skills

By Sushil Kumar,Clairvolex Knowledge Processes

Geographical indications can help India grow

By Abhai Pandey,Lex Orbis IP Practice

FDI route facilitates more real estate investment

By Gautam Khaitan, OP Khaitan & Co

Fine payments may not be exempt from income tax

By Sumes Dewan, KR Chawla & Co

Industry voices concern about merger control

By Anand S Pathak, P&A Law Offices

Enforcing foreign awards should be an easier task

By Sanjay Asher and Bhumika Batra, Crawford Bayley & Co

Building the future

Foreign investors are flocking back to India’s once-pariah infrastructure sector. They must tread carefully, but this time the opportunities are real

Open sesame

As the debate on opening India’s gates to foreign law firms shifts from ‘if’ to ‘how’, important lessons may be drawn from other Asian jurisdictions that have implemented similar reforms

Relaxed regulations boost overseas acquisitions

By Ameya Khandge and Nishant Parikh,Trilegal

Laws and judgments help merger transactions

By Baljit Singh Kalha and Durgesh Singh,Titus & Co

Using the right arbitration law offers many advantages

By Abhixit Singh and Durgesh Singh,Titus & Co

Government invites bids for oil exploration licences

By Akshay Jaitly,Shailendra Kumar Singh,Sameer Guha,Trilegal
Priti Suri,Proprietor,PSA Staged financing

Staged financing reduces investment risks

By Priti Suri,PSA

Third party logistics gains momentum

By Shardul Thacker,Mulla & Mulla & Craigie Blunt & Caroe

Creating an innovation act for India

By Abhai Pandey,Lex Orbis IP Practice

Cautious moves towards greater FDI in retail

By Gautam Khaitan,OP Khaitan & Co

Judgment clarifies tax rules for stock options

By Sumes Dewan,KR Chawla & Co

Competition Act could be ‘at war with itself’

By Anand S Pathak,P&A Law Offices

Converging accounting standards challenge issuers

By Arun Balasubramanian,Linklaters

Non-banking financial companies consolidate

By Sanjay Asher and Bhumika Batra,Crawford Bayley & Co

A shrill discord

Indian lawyers are fighting a rear-guard battle against globalization, argues prominent commentator and former regional editor of the Far Eastern Economic Review

The turbulent tale of Project Windstorm

In the first of a two-part series, Bob Nelson uses a fictional case study to illustrate the broad strategic considerations that are necessary when developing and financing an infrastructure project in India

Redrawing the corporate framework

Proposed amendments to India’s companies law would do away with much bureaucracy and bring India a step closer to modern international practices

Piracy in another domain

Cybersquatting is a growing menace to companies the world over. India has its own mechanism to address the problem but serious challenges remain

Premature plans

A busy year ahead

The rupee bull: Late Diwali or early Christmas?

By Wayne Rogers,Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal

Easing norms in the insurance sector

By Gautam Khaitan,OP Khaitan & Co

Managing cold storage requires its own logistics

By Shardul Thacker,Mulla & Mulla & Craigie Blunt & Caroe

Tax concessions favour revival of loss-making units

By Baljit Singh Kalha and Durgesh Singh,Titus & Co

Arbitral awards and ‘public policy’

By Abhixit Singh and Durgesh Singh,Titus & Co

No clarity in UAE double-taxation deal

By Sumes Dewan,KR Chawla & Co

Significant steps

Correspondents

Vodafone ruling redials rights over ringtone royalties

By Neel Mason, Ekta Sharma and Surabhi Katare, Obhan Mason
India ECB Framework Liberalisation

Liberalisation of India’s external commercial borrowing regime

By Nishtha Arora and Ashutosh Kumar, SNG & Partners
Delhi EV Policy 2026-2030video

Flaws diverting Delhi’s draft EV policy

By Abhishek Tripathi and Ashutosh Senger, Sarthak Advocates & Solicitors

Features

India FDI Policy Update

Policy, paradox and participation

LG India’s Rajiv Malik welcomes changes to Press Note 3 that mean a new FDI policy for close neighbours

Knock knock

Knock knock

Preparing for India’s multi-agency dawn raids: Building response architecture, preserving privilege and documenting every step

Insurance Cybersecurity Data Protection

Guarding the nest eggs

Life insurers’ digital shift demands stronger legal oversight to protect customer data and cyber resilience

Expert Briefings

Arbitrating in India

Shaping Indian arbitration jurisprudence

By Sumeet Kachwaha, Kachwaha & Partners

Opinion

Prohibited Claims Arbitration

Clipping the clause

To what extent does party autonomy hold sway over contracts that involve exceptional or prohibited clauses?

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