
Supreme Court Reshapes the Digital Privacy Doctrine
A unanimous bench has redrawn the contours of informational privacy, holding that consent must be specific, granular, and revocable across all categories of personal data.
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A unanimous bench has redrawn the contours of informational privacy, holding that consent must be specific, granular, and revocable across all categories of personal data.

The Ministry has notified operative rules under the DPDP Act with a phased compliance window. We break down the obligations that take effect first.

A new master direction recasts disclosure expectations for co-lending arrangements, with default-risk transparency now central to the regime.

The CCI's first formal guidance on self-preferencing borrows heavily from European precedent while carving out India-specific safe harbours.

An electronic instrument is liable to stamp duty in the State of execution, not the State where the server is hosted, the Court has held.

Listed entities receive a narrow but welcome extension on omnibus approvals, easing audit-committee load during the results season.

Twenty-two States have now pre-published rules under at least three of the four Codes. Our tracker maps where employers stand today.

A recent ruling reads down the dependent-agent PE concept in the context of fully remote sales teams, with implications well beyond the parties.