Summary: The Gujarat Government has unveiled the Viksit Gujarat Data Center Policy 2026-2029 (“Policy”), to promote hyperscale and colocation data centers in the state, marking a significant shift from its earlier incentive regime for data center projects under the IT/ITES
Summary: The blog notes that while India’s insurance framework does not prohibit broker listings, due to the absence of explicit IRDAI guidance, the insurance brokers may have limited access to public markets. While recent reforms (such as perpetual registration) address
Summary: With the Union Cabinet’s approval of India Semiconductor Mission 2.0, India has taken a step towards building an integrated semiconductor ecosystem spanning indigenous chip design, domestic manufacturing of chips, semiconductor equipment, machine and materials, research and development and talent
Summary: Part I of this article examined the interplay between admiralty and insolvency law in India, particularly the effect of insolvency proceedings against a corporate debtor on in rem proceedings against its vessels. Part II turns to the conflict between
Summary: The Admiralty (Jurisdiction and Settlement of Maritime Claims) Act, 2017, brought much needed reform to India’s maritime legal framework. Though its coexistence with the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016, and the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, has given rise
Summary: On June 30, 2026, SEBI released a consultation paper proposing a standardised consent mechanism and an expanded conflict-of-interest framework for Alternative Investment Funds.The AIF Regulations mandate investor consent for material decisions but are silent on methodology, resulting in inconsistent
Summary: The DPIIT has revised the Standard Operating Procedure governing the processing of FDI proposals requiring government approval, to align it with the recent changes introduced under Press Note 2 of 2026 and the NDI Amendment Rules, 2026. While the
Summary: This blog examines the regulatory framework governing Global Access Providers (GAPs) at IFSC, GIFT City, analysing SEBI’s circular of May 2025, which permits registered broker-dealers to operate within IFSC through a separate business unit and IFSCA’s revised GAP framework
Summary: This article examines the comprehensive trajectory of the Vidarbha decision, beginning with a judgement based on exceptional circumstances that expanded the discretion of the Ld. NCLT(s) and contributed to delays in insolvency admissions. It further discusses the judicial limitation
Summary: Joint ventures begin with commercial optimism, but exit terms are frequently overlooked, leaving parties with ambiguous and incomplete termination clauses. This problem is most acute in 50:50 JVs, where equal ownership creates structural deadlock risks with no natural majority
