Webinar: Europe-India: Technology Collaboration – Part 7

he Urban Land (Ceiling and Regulation) Act, 1976 (ULC) was initially introduced with the aim of promoting an equitable distribution of land. However, this was subsequently...

India lacks a dedicated AI statute, but its regulatory landscape is rapidly evolving through legislative amendments, sector-specific guidance, and judicial developments. How can organizations effectively navigate this complex, multi-regulator framework as AI adoption accelerates across industries? AZB & Partners' monthly tracker consolidates key legal, regulatory, and policy developments to provide clarity in this dynamic environment.

India's digital economy faces transformative regulatory changes as authorities establish comprehensive frameworks for AI governance, telecommunications authorization, and fintech operations. How will these sweeping reforms reshape technology deployment, payment systems, and data protection across the insurance, banking, and judicial sectors?

Multinational enterprises across technology, financial services, manufacturing, and healthcare sectors continue to expand their GCC presence in India, supported by favourable policy initiatives. The Union Budget 2025–26 launched a national framework to expand GCCs into Tier-II cities, driving broader geographic reach and deeper capability integration.

Here, India Briefing introduces the benefits of SEZs as well as the SEZs and warehouses that can be found in the Delhi National Capital Region.

The proposed framework permits AI-assisted functions such as research, transcription, translation, case management and document review but places human judgment at the centre of judicial decision-making.

Have consumers ever noticed or realized that on Zepto, products are at a higher price for an iPhone user than an Android user or that the cabs...

Maharashtra Government has very recently revised the process of buying a stamp paper.

In the September edition of our monthly newsletter “Legalaxy”, our team analyses some of the key developments in securities market, banking and finance, labour, foreign investment and maritime

In today’s dynamic and competitive environment, IP rights are key elements needed to maintain an edge in the market. It is crucial that the companies understand that what can be protected and how within their respective countries.