Other Briefings
India to Mandate Disclosure of Workplace Harassment, Maternity Compliance in Board Reports
Effective July 14, 2025, listed companies in India must report workplace harassment complaints and maternity benefit compliance in board reports, per new Ministry of Corporate Affairs amendments to the Companies (Accounts) Rules, 2025.
India’s Insolvency Regulator Introduces Amendment to Corporate Bankruptcy Regulations
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) introduced major corporate reforms in May 2025, enhancing creditor protection and professional appointment norms in the country.
BIS Certification in India 2025: A Comprehensive Guide for Foreign Manufacturers
Learn how foreign manufacturers can comply with India’s mandatory BIS certification in 2025. Our in-depth guide explains FMCS, Scheme X, ISI mark requirements, costs, timelines, and compliance strategies.
Compounding of Offenses Under the Companies Act, 2013: A Practical Guide for Indian Companies
Avoid legal hurdles—learn how Indian companies can mitigate penalties and restore compliance through compounding under the Companies Act, 2013.
Navigating Venture Capital Investment Trends in India
India’s venture capital investments rose by 40 percent in 2024 to US$13.7 billion, positioning it as the second-largest VC destination in the Asia-Pacific region. We examine the key policy reforms and technology-driven growth factors.
India’s Passport Rules 2025: Key Changes You Need to Know
India’s 2025 passport reforms introduce biometric ePassport, digital address integration, and stricter documentation rules—enhancing security, streamlining travel, and benefiting global business operations.
BCI’s Revised Rules Expand Scope for Foreign Lawyers in India: What You Need to Know
India’s Bar Council amends 2022 rules to allow foreign lawyers to advise on international and foreign law while maintaining restrictions on Indian law and litigation.
India’s Competition Authority Rolls Out 2025 Cost Regulations Norms
The Competition Commission of India enacts new cost assessment rules under the 2025 regulations to tackle predatory pricing and deep discounting, marking a shift toward sector-neutral oversight.
