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    Leading India’s Privacy Evolution

    The Indian legal market has matured considerably. Clients today expect more than a technically sound legal opinion; they want counsel who understands the commercial context, anticipates risks and provides a clear strategy for action. At Foresight Law Offices India, this has shaped a partner-led, solution-oriented approach across dispute resolution, commercial litigation, arbitration, white-collar matters and regulatory issues. Our emphasis has always been on combining legal depth with responsiveness and a practical understanding of the client’s objectives. This has enabled us to build enduring relationships based on trust and results.
    IndiaPrivacy
    Foresight Law Offices
    Foresight Law Offices
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    Why The Independence Of India’s Election Commission Matters More Than Ever

    Is India's Election Commission still truly independent? Two developments happened sometime back. The first is the most basic one of all: who gets to choose the people who run our elections? For decades, the government chose them alone. In 2023, the Supreme Court said they should be picked by a neutral panel, the Prime Minister, the Leader of the Opposition, and the Chief Justice of India, to build independence into the process, but only until Parliament made its own law. And when it did, it replaced the Chief Justice with a minister chosen by the Prime Minister, giving the government two votes on a three-member panel.
IndiaGovernment, Public Sector
Foresight Law Offices
Foresight Law Offices
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    The Legal Loophole And Marketing Miracle Behind A 250 Crore Blockbuster

    Hanuman Ansh, produced for just 2 crore rupees, has now made over 250 crore. And there is a legal reason it could tell this story so cheaply. The first is a marketing miracle. The second is a quiet point of law. Let me take both. It is a devotional drama about Neem Karoli Baba, made by a first-time filmmaker, Vishal Chaturvedi, from his own book. It opened on August 7 to a day-one collection of just ten lakh. Almost nobody knew it existed.
    IndiaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Foresight Law Offices
    Foresight Law Offices
  • Article

    Why Tata Sons Is Trying Everything To Avoid An IPO

    Tata Sons has been compelled to go public, which is an empire valued around 15 lakh crore rupees. And in an attempt to avoid this, it has already repaid over 21,000 crores in debt. Tata Sons sits at the very top of the Tata group and what makes it even more special is who owns it. Two-thirds of it belongs to Tata Trusts which is the charitable trust. This means a significant portion of Tata’s profits supports schools, scholarships and hospitals.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Foresight Law Offices
    Foresight Law Offices
  • Article

    From Startups To Family Offices: How Legal Strategy Is Shaping Modern Business

    In today’s rapidly evolving business environment, legal strategy is no longer confined to courtrooms or crisis management. From data protection and fintech regulation to succession planning and corporate governance, legal frameworks increasingly shape how businesses grow, innovate, and protect enterprise value. As regulations become more complex and interconnected, companies are being forced to rethink compliance not as a cost but as a core strategic function.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Foresight Law Offices
    Foresight Law Offices
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    Can A Legal Heir Claim An FD Without Being Named As A Nominee? Here's A Guide

    When a fixed deposit (FD) holder dies without naming a nominee, families often assume the money is stuck or lost in legal complexity. Indian banking rules allow legal heirs to claim such deposits, provided they submit the right documents and follow the due process. Understanding this distinction is crucial, especially as a large number of deposits remain unclaimed each year due to a lack of awareness.
    IndiaFinance and Banking
    Foresight Law Offices
    Foresight Law Offices
  • Article

    Digital Trade And Legal Infrastructure: India’s Next Competitive Advantage

    By simplifying legalities around digital trade across borders, India can leverage its market size to emerge as a leader in trade involving virtual transactions.
    IndiaPrivacy
    Foresight Law Offices
    Foresight Law Offices
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    Corporate Compliance And Employee Impact Under Labour Codes 2020

    In this ‘Leading Questions’ section, Sidhant Dhingra and Kajal Gupta break down the Labour Codes 2020 with a focus on corporate compliance and employee impact. As we approach the implementation deadline, here is the essential breakdown.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Foresight Law Offices
    Foresight Law Offices
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    How To Prove A Will Is Genuine? SC Explains Legal Tests And Evidence

    A registered Will is not automatically proof that it's genuine, the Supreme Court has clarified, reiterating that courts must look beyond registration to check whether a document truly reflects the deceased's free and voluntary wishes. The ruling comes as inheritance disputes over property, investments and family wealth are rising sharply in India.
    IndiaFamily and Matrimonial
    Foresight Law Offices
    Foresight Law Offices
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    The Illusion Of "Agree": What Meta's Massive Fines Mean For Your Business

    We have all been there. You download a new app, a pop-up appears with a wall of legal text, and you tap "Agree" just to get past it. But as recent global events show, that tap might not count as real consent anymore. Here is a breakdown of what is happening with global regulators, what the law demands, and why Indian companies need to pay attention right now.
    IndiaPrivacy
    Foresight Law Offices
    Foresight Law Offices
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    In Conversation With Former Chief Justice Of India B.R. Gavai: Rule Of Law, Judicial Independence And The Future Of Justice – Courtroom Stories

    Former Chief Justice of India Justice B.R. Gavai recently joined Adv. Varun Singh, Founder and Managing Partner of Foresight Law Offices India, for an insightful discussion on the Indian judiciary, constitutional values, judicial leadership and the future of legal practice
    IndiaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Foresight Law Offices
    Foresight Law Offices
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    The $1 Trillion Digital Ambition Hits Its Regulatory Clock: Managing Enterprise Risk Under India's DPDP Regime

    As India targets a $1 trillion digital economy by 2030, the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, 2023, along with the DPDP Rules, 2025, introduces a fundamental shift in legal liability for corporate India. The regulatory landscape transitions from simple policy compliance to strict statutory fiduciary accountability.
    IndiaPrivacy
    Foresight Law Offices
    Foresight Law Offices
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    Cross-Border Transactions Vis-à-vis Transfer Pricing And Double Taxation

    The intricacies of cross-border transactions could overwhelm, as the process has to be planned from the perspective of transfer pricing and double taxation. Imagine a business group operating with two associated group companies-one each operating Overseas and in India. While the overseas firm searches prospects, finalizes clients, and secures orders, the Indian arm offers software, technical, and operational support. Despite running separate operations, both companies are owned by the same promoters who own and run both businesses. From a business standpoint, this setup works quite well.
    IndiaTax
    Foresight Law Offices
    Foresight Law Offices
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    When New Management Knocks Mid-Contract: Lessons From The RULO Pickleball Dispute

    The Delhi commercial court's intervention underscores the sanctity of lock-in clauses and the irreversibility of mid-term contractual abandonment.
    IndiaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Foresight Law Offices
    Foresight Law Offices
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    Meta’s $18 Billion Settlement: Will Child Safety Become A Global Responsibility?

    Imagine a child scrolling through Instagram late at night. One video leads to another, then another. What was supposed to be ten minutes becomes two hours. The child may not realise how carefully the platform has been designed to hold their attention.
    IndiaPrivacy
    Foresight Law Offices
    Foresight Law Offices
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    Companies Can Save Up To ₹250 Crore: Navigating The DPDP Act 2023

    The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 along with the Rules 2025, represents a tectonic shift in India's legal landscape, moving from a "buyer beware" digital economy to one rooted in accountability and trust.
    IndiaPrivacy
    Foresight Law Offices
    Foresight Law Offices
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    The End Of The “Settlement Exit”? — The Stricter Section 12A Regime Post-2026 Amendment

    For nearly eight years, the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC) carried within it a quiet contradiction. On the one hand, it was designed to be a serious, time-bound, collective resolution mechanism and a creditor-driven process. On the other hand, it contained Section 12A, a provision that became one of the most strategically exploited exits in Indian commercial law.
    IndiaInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    Foresight Law Offices
    Foresight Law Offices
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    How Does Company Income Become “Proceeds Of Crime” Under India’s The Prevention Of Money Laundering Act, 2002?

    Making profit in a business may also become part of a criminal investigation. But how does ordinary company income get categorised as “proceeds of crime”? Gameskraft Technologies, an Indian online gaming company behind the game, rummy, platforms such as RummyCulture, is at the centre of a notable money-laundering case in India.
    IndiaCriminal Law
    Foresight Law Offices
    Foresight Law Offices
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    The Hormuz Trap: Why Indian Importers Don't Have To Pay The War Surcharge

    The shipping lanes connecting India to the Middle East have turned into a commercial battlefield. For three months, an ongoing conflict has effectively choked the Strait of Hormuz, leaving cargo bound for India stranded at sea or held back at origin. For Indian manufacturers and importers dependent on this corridor, shipments are now routinely delayed by two months or more.
    IndiaTransport
    Foresight Law Offices
    Foresight Law Offices
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    Navigating Legal Liabilities: Understanding DPDP Execution

    In this ‘Leading Questions’ section, Sidhant Dhingra and Shikher Upadhyay explain DPDP execution by outlining Data Fiduciary responsibilities, Significant Data Fiduciary duties, strict protections for children’s data, and rules for data erasure and retention.
    IndiaPrivacy
    Foresight Law Offices
    Foresight Law Offices
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