From Trade to Investment: Analysing the $20 Billion Commitment under the India–New Zealand FTA

From Trade to Investment: Analysing the $20 Billion Commitment under the India–New Zealand FTA In a world where international commerce sometimes resembles a strategic game of chess, played by diplomats in stuffy conference rooms, the recently signed India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (FTA) stands out. It’s more than just a matter of tariffs and quotas; […]
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, […]
Recent Changes in India’s FDI Policy

Recent Changes in India’s FDI Policy (2026)” The New Welcome Mat: What India’s 2026 FDI Rules Mean for You and Me For the longest time, Foreign Direct Investment, or FDI, sounded like a term best left to economists and business tycoons. It conjured images of boardroom meetings and complex financial spreadsheets a world far removed […]
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. […]
India–Argentina Free Trade Agreement: Opportunities, Challenges, and Strategic Significance

India has placed a growing emphasis on expanding its international trade relations via FTAs (Free Trade Agreements) to increase access to markets and improve supply chains while broadening the number of country partners for trade. Recent discussions surrounding a possible India–Argentina FTA have gained significance as both nations wish to bring South Asia and Latin […]
Legal Guide to Website Terms and Conditions for Startups and Online Platforms in India

If you are launching a startup or running a platform in India, whether it’s an e-commerce site, a SaaS tool, a marketplace, or a content app, having solid Terms and Conditions is a must. These are not boring legal documents; they are your first line of defence against disputes, misuse, and liability claims. In India, […]
Negotiations to Integration The Economic Impact of the India-EU Trade Agreement

In January 2026 India and the European Union reached an agreement on trade. This is an important deal. The India-EU Free Trade Agreement creates an area where people can trade freely. 2 billion people will be part of this. It connects India’s growing market with the European Union economy. Now India and the European Union […]
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 […]
UAE–Cambodia CEPA: Strengthening Trade Corridors Between the Gulf and Southeast Asia

The CEPA signing between the UAE & Cambodia is an important development in the UAE’s growing worldwide trade network. Through the Strategic CEPA programme of the UAE, this agreement illustrates the UAE’s long-term plan of diversifying trade relations beyond historical corridors and enhancing partnership with high-growth ASEAN countries. The UAE-Cambodia CEPA is much more than […]
India–Malaysia CEPA: Strengthening Bilateral Trade and Strategic Economic Cooperation

The India-Malaysia Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA) is a monumental aspect of both countries’ economic partnerships; it represents a massive advancement in the economic relationship between the two countries. The agreement came into force on 1 July 2011 and aims to further enhance trade between the two countries, liberalise service sectors, encourage investment between the […]