The WTO ministerial conference in Yaounde concluded without agreement on crucial trade issues. Key among these was the e-commerce import du...

Negotiations to extend the moratorium - which is set to expire in March - by four years plus an additional buffer year to 2031 are stuck, e...

Along with the policy flux, there were big corporate battles being fought to clinch the growing market for online commerce, number of M&As,...

As the deadline to submit feedback on India's draft e-commerce rules comes to an end, we bring you all the suggestions given by industry gr...

Ecommerce split over compliance costs, hazy definitions

The move is aimed at curbing circumvention of India’s e-commerce FDI policy and anti-competitive activities by large e-commerce marketplace...

Also in today's Morning Dispatch: The Rs 500 crore NFT art; The encryption debate continues; and Indian content finds flavour among foreign...

DPIIT seeks views of RBI, India Post, IT, and consumer affairs ministries to avoid a clash with other regulations

E-commerce companies will be required to make data available to the government within 72 hours.

The new draft policy proposed by the Centre brings in a regulator for the e-commerce sector.

May be asked to display whether a product being sold on their platform is made in India or not.

DPIIT Secretary Guruprasad Mohapatra said the ecommerce is a fast emerging sector and it is difficult to predict where it will go in the ne...

The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) is examining the Personal Data Protection (PDP) Bill and aspects of non...

Data Security Council of India, according to the official, has opposed a clause that seeks to retain policy space for granting preferential...

The draft was circulated within the ecommerce thinktank of the commerce ministry, which had held several meetings in recent months. Here ar...

The Retailers Association of India, that has members ranging from Shoppers Stop, Reliance Retail, Aditya Birla Retail to the Future Group, ...

Key proposals include barring group cos of ecomm players from 'directly or indirectly influencing' prices.