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Can Companies Use Publicly Available Personal Data Under India’s DPDP Act?
India’s DPDP Act excludes certain publicly available personal data from its scope. Companies using public data for scraping, aggregation, AI, and commercial purposes should understand the statutory exclusion and related compliance consideration
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Voluntary Liquidation in India: Process, Compliance, and Key 2026 Updates
Voluntary liquidation provides a structured mechanism for eligible companies in India to wind down their operational affairs, settle liabilities, realise assets, and ultimately obtain dissolution. Learn the legal framework, key procedural steps and timelines.
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India’s Proposed Broadcasting Rules 2026 Put Ownership in Focus for Investors
India's central government has proposed new broadcasting rules that would reshape investment and ownership requirements for television, radio, and related services. The draft framework also addresses financial capacity and changes in control.
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MCA Extends Companies Compliance Facilitation Scheme 2026 to 15 September
India's Union Ministry of Corporate Affairs extends the Companies Compliance Facilitation Scheme 2026 (CCFS 2026) deadline to 15 September 2026, giving firms additional time to regularise eligible delayed statutory filings at reduced fees.
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India Market Entry in Motion: Trade, Distribution, FTAs, and Scale-Up Strategy
In this edition of India Briefing Magazine, we outline foreign companies through the process of entering the Indian market via exports and other indirect channels and transitioning to a local presence as their operations grow.
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Maintaining Food Processing Quality Standards in India Amid FSSAI Crackdown
India’s food processing industry faces increasing FSSAI scrutiny, covering food quality, inspections, labelling, hygiene, penalties, enforcement actions, and key compliance requirements for manufacturers.
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Establishing a BIS-Recognised Testing Facility in India for Foreign Companies
Foreign companies looking to establish laboratory facilities in India can assess the BIS Laboratory Recognition Scheme, testing scope, accreditation requirements, and market entry considerations.
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Corporate Social Responsibility in India
India became one of the first countries to mandate corporate social responsibility (CSR) on 1 April 2014. We discuss corporate spending trends and compliance requirements under India's CSR regime.