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On May 10, 2023, the NCLT admitted the application of Go Airlines (India) Limited, the third largest airline company in India by passenger market share, in 20221, under Section 10 of the IIBC and declared a moratorium for the Company.

Often a subject of derision, due to its never ending woes, Indian Railways remains an irreplaceable national asset with a total network of 65,000 km that connects far flung areas of the country.

India's maritime trade is a daily spectacle of cargo ships navigating global routes. Yet, complex regulations and infrastructure challenges impede its full potential.

Recent large-scale IndiGo flight cancellations in December 2025 brought unprecedented attention to airline operations, regulatory oversight, and passenger rights in India.

Drones are unmanned aircraft that can fly autonomously without a human in control. The flight (speed, navigation, aerobatics, etc.) are controlled by onboard computers which are in turn directed...

A leading provider of "on demand" private aviation services faced significant inefficiencies in their accounts payable process.

The ruling came to be passed by the High Court in an application filed by erstwhile crew members of the vessel OSV Beas Dolphin for payment out of their claim towards crew wages...

This month, the ISS completed its 15 years of continuous human presence in the outer space. Over the past 15 years, the ISS has hosted more than 200 people from about 15 countries.

The merger involves the consolidation of Tata SIA Airlines Limited, popularly known as Vistara, into Air India Limited, with Air India emerging as the surviving entity.

In a recent decision , the Bombay High Court (High Court) held that the expenses incurred by P&I Club under its policy and/or under the provisions of the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 (MLC) cannot be treated to be ‘Sheriff's expenses'.

The mine allocation process has always been a subject matter of various controversies due to allegations of arbitrariness and lack of transparency.

Since the liberalization of the Indian Economy in 1991, the automobile sector has come a long way to a point where India is now one of the largest producers of automobiles in the world.

Big Charter Private Limited ("Petitioner") provides scheduled air operator services under the name "Flybig".

Jurisdictional objections in arbitration represent a challenging procedural aspect, often stirring complex debates on party conduct, arbitral authority, and judicial intervention.

Pursuant to extensive deliberations with the implementing agencies and the sector stakeholders, the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, Government of India issued several amendments to the Model Concession Agreement for Build Operate Transfer road projects on March 15, 2024.

The Government of India launched the Smart Cities Mission in 2015 with the objective of developing sustainable and inclusive citizen friendly cities that enhance the quality of life of its citizens.

E-way bill stands for Electronic way bill. E-way bill system under new tax regime i.e. Goods and Services Tax (GST) came into effect in April 2018.