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he world of electronic commerce (e-commerce) is rapidly evolving, and India is no exception to this digital transformation. As the Indian e-commerce landscape continues to expand...

The Universities Grants Commission recently unveiled draft regulations for foreign institutions to set up campuses in India.

RBI has liberalized and simplified the the procedures for institution of Project Offices in Asian countries. General permission has been granted to foreign entities for fitting Project Office(s) in Asian country.

Post the new Millennium, the era of sustainable development has redefined itself in an unprecedented way with equally unparalleled gains in global adherence to sustainable development.

Simply put, an NBFC is a company, the principal business of which is providing limited bank-like financial services such as receiving deposits, lending, acquiring securities etc.

The Reserve Bank of India (‘RBI') on 28 May 2024, launched the PRAVAAH (Platform for Regulatory Application, VAlidation, and AutHorization) portal (‘PRAVAAH portal') alongside the Retail Direct Mobile App...

Digitisation is becoming the main stay of commerce and industry in India. The country has entered the cashless phase of economy.

In view of the Central Government's objective of improving "ease of doing business" in India, the RBI announced a new framework for external commercial borrowings on 16 January 2019 liberalising the current ECB policy.

The Ministry of Commerce and Industry, through the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) vide Notification dated August 17, 2023...

The “Investing in India” programme is curated for existing and prospective foreign investors and their advisors to enhance their understanding of key issues when doing business in India.

India's burgeoning public infrastructure sector presents a compelling investment thesis for Dubai-headquartered infrastructure entities.

Downstream Investment and Indirect Foreign Investment form part of the legal framework of Foreign Direct Investment ("FDI") in India.

The FDI equity inflow in India dropped in 2018-2019. This has happened for the first time in the past six years, says the data released by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade.

The Indian government in continuation of its economic reforms decision has proposed the foreign direct investment ("FDI") to the extent of 49% in insurance sector besides opening the pension sector for FDI on par with the insurance sector.

In a world characterized by geopolitical shifts and heightened national security concerns, the realm of foreign investments is undergoing a profound transformation. Disruptive events, evolving alliances...

E-commerce and its permissiveness in India has been a long debated and sometimes controversial topic.

The term "beneficial ownership" used in the FEMA 2020 is not defined