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The vision of the Union Budget 2021-22 is to extend the goal of Atmanirbhar Bharat by increasing self-reliance and India's ability to become a global manufacturing hub across sectors.

We are thrilled to announce that our Ticker has a new home—as a newsletter on LinkedIn! Folks will continue to receive it in their email inboxes; but do subscribe on LinkedIn as well.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India ("SEBI") vide notification no. SEBI/LAD-NRO/GN/2025/272 dated 31.10.2025, has notified the SEBI (Mutual Funds) (Second Amendment) Regulations...

Data localization is neither a new topic nor an under-argued one. The world stage has been lit with debates on this topic for quite some time now.

India is known for its software industry but sluggish in the development of hardware sector.

It is undeniable that over the last 2 (two) decades or so, technology has taken a huge leap forward.

One of the greatest and most revolutionary inventions of mankind has been the proliferation of computers and digitalisation.

The Delhi High Court's landmark interim order in ANI v. OpenAI examines whether AI training on copyrighted news content constitutes infringement under Indian law, addressing jurisdictional challenges, fair dealing defenses...

For years, AI developers operated on a simple assumption: if content was publicly accessible online, it could be scraped, processed, and used to train AI systems. That assumption is now at the centre of one of the most consequential legal battles in the technology industry.

As the dust settles, and Prime Minister Modi and his NDA 3.0 cabinet embark on their third term, we take a look at how the election unfolded and what implications it holds for tech policy in India.

The glares of radiant brains have overshadowed the artificial bodily shines. An un-ending pursuit for excellence has stretched the dimensions of research to the limits in either direction. The modern world has witnessed successful amalgamation of bright minds and brighter machines making destinations unseen henceforth closer than ever before.

This edition of the IP Newsletter examines significant judicial developments from Q1 2026 across trade mark, copyright, patent, and design law in India. Courts addressed critical questions on shape marks, sound marks, personality rights, GUI registrability, and the intersection of insolvency proceedings with intellectual property rights, while clarifying jurisdictional limits and enforcement mechanisms in the digital age.

The past week saw a flurry of activity in connection with the adoption and implementation of the virtual system of functioning by the Indian judicial machinery.