As fintech startups try to onboard merchants faster than competition, they’re mostly conducting only the basic checks prescribed by the RBI...

The Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) conducted a stakeholder’s consultation on Misleading Advertisement in Coaching Sector in J...

Services like co-lending, payments, cross selling of financial products depend on multiple companies working together. With the DPDP Act th...

According to the summary of the bill, the Indian government is planning a "general prohibition on all activities by any individual on minin...

Under the customer stock option plan (CSOP), clients of the Gurgaon-headquartered coworking company will get shares based on a formula that...

India is in the final stages of finalising the landmark Personal Data Protection Bill, which is meant to ensure that citizens have control ...

The tax is on global companies that offer digital products and services to Indian residents. It comes into effect from April 1 after the go...

Greater transparency in law-making allows businesses to plan and be future-ready.

A growing number of boutique law firms and established players are reaching out to guide these ventures through legal and procedural minefi...

At present, when a platform receives a takedown order in India, it blocks that particular piece of content geographically. This means the c...

Card-based games such as rummy and poker, from companies such as Adda52, RummyCircle and Ace2Three, were part of the first wave of realmone...

Investors face the unsavoury prospect of seeing their crypto wealth erode to zero.

Social network has not filed application with RBI, which does not allow banking network to be used for cryptocurrency transactions'

The yet-to-be-released report also highlights illegal transactions and tax evasions among problems.

Facebook, Google, Twitter and ByteDance are expected to take a hit from personal data protection bill.

“It’s going to be predictable 5 years on where the technology policy is moving,” said Nikhil Narendran, Partner at Trilegal.

Singapore lawmakers want greater transparency and accountability, with punishment for perpetrators of falsehoods.