The Current Legal Position of Online Gaming in India
The Current Legal Position of Online Gaming in India: Analysis of the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025, and Its Impact on the Gaming Industry Online gaming in India has become a massive part of life for millions of us. Whether it’s battling it out in PUBG Mobile with friends late at night, […]
UAE–Serbia CEPA Agreement: A Chapter in Bilateral Trade and Economic Cooperation
A lot of nations are forming partnerships to aid in increasing trade, investment and cooperation through bilateral trade agreements. The CEPA is a recent example of this. The CEPA is between the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Republic of Serbia and it represents a major milestone in terms of diplomatic relations between the two countries. […]
UAE–Jordan CEPA: A Landmark Step in Bilateral Economic Integration
The Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) between the UAE and Jordan is an important milestone in the economic and legal relationship between two strategically positioned M.E. economies. Signed in 2022, the CEPA demonstrates the shared commitment from both the UAE and Jordan to improve trade, promote sustainable investments, and create a comprehensive legal framework for […]
Baggage Rules 2026 A Classic Shift From Control To Facilitation
Introduction On February 2, 2026, the new Baggage Rules 2026 were published, under the Customs Act, 1962 (Notification 14/2026 Customs). These rules replace the older Baggage Rules 2016, and the legacy of the Baggage Rules 1966, 1967, and 2013. The Baggage Rules 2026 are intended to recalibrate India’s baggage system for travellers to India. The […]
Legal Risks in Cross-Border Commercial Contracts
Cross-Border commercial contracts are agreements between parties that are based in different countries to conduct trade, provide services, or make investments. These contracts are common in international trade, outsourcing, technology transfers, and foreign investments. While these contracts help in the global expansion of businesses, they also involve various legal risks that are not present in […]
India’s Trade strategy in 2025-26 Free trade agreement with UK, Oman and New Zealand
Introduction: Trade Strategy in Context The period 2025-26 represents a dynamic era for the external trade policy of India, as the nation began to adopt a paradigm shift from multilateral FTA regimes to bilateral FTA agreements with some of its most preferred partners like the UK, Oman, and New Zealand. Although the Indian government had […]
SEBI’s Lock-in Norms for Pre-IPO Investors
SEBI’s Lock-in Norms for Pre-IPO Investors Introduction The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is the premier regulator of India’s capital markets and plays a central role in governing how companies raise capital from public investors via mechanisms such as Initial Public Offerings (IPOs). One of the key components of its regulatory framework is […]
When Pollution Enters the Courtroom: How the Supreme Court’s Shift to Virtual Hearings Reflects a New Era of Climate-Driven Judicial Operations
The Supreme Court of India has recently announced that the lawyers should argue their cases online since the environment of New Delhi is under the hazardous conditions wherein the air quality has reached to the almost lower level, making it problematic for the people to breathe. For decades, Delhi’s pollution has been taken as a […]
India’s Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreements (CEPA)
Introduction The deeper bilateral trade arrangements of India are sometimes referred to as CEPA; India also has almost similar agreements with terms such as CECA/CECPA/CEPA with the various partners. Consider below such a combination of comprehensive economic partnership tools (goods, services, investment, economic cooperation) as a family and profile five key partners: South Korea, Japan, […]
COMPREHENSIVE ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENTS
Introduction The India-UAE Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) that became effective on May 1, 2022, is a radical change in the bilateral economic relationships between the two countries. The pace at which this agreement was negotiated is highly remarkable, as the agreement took only 88 days between its inception and finalisation, which is the shortest […]