Rahul Gandhi criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi, alleging he prioritised Gautam Adani's release from US fraud charges over India-US tr...

Increased enforcement of existing regulations, combined with the advent of new laws, is also posing significant challenges for Indian organ...

The legislation will be a stand alone law to deal with bribery by foreign public officials. At present it is not covered under any domestic...

For India’s companies, the potentially troubling change comes via the amendment that makes corporates, not just individuals, liable for act...

The MHA is also considering a proposal for amendments in Indian Penal Code (IPC) for criminalizing acts of bribery in the private sector.

Bringing corruption in private sector within the ambit of the PC Act is the prime focus of the proposed amendment bill.

The recent spate of scams can hit FDI inflows and greater law enforcement is needed to curb the menace.

Most employees are aware of unethical business conduct in their organisations,but feel the onus of handling corruption lies with the senior...

India needs stronger domestic laws on bribery before it can become signatory to the OECD convention on bribery, an OECD official has said.

Govt approves changes in a proposed legislation that makes accepting or giving bribe by foreign public officials a criminal offence.

The country's industry bodies have supported a proposed law to criminalise private sector bribery saying such an attempt would help in chec...

Once these come into force, the employee concerned and also the company’s management could face imprisonment of up to seven years.

Private companies indulging in bribery get away with less or no punishment because of the lacunae in India's anti-corruption law, CVC said.

The law provides that English prosecutors can proceed against an Indian firm that has branch in Britain for something that it has done in a...

The Indian companies which have business relations with Britain, raise finance or have subsidiaries there, will soon find themselves prosec...

Indian companies with offices in the UK and British companies operating in India will be covered by a tough new act.

In a global recognition of a different kind, India has been ranked as the worst performer by Transparency International on its global Bribe...