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To win the deep-tech race, India needs ‘General Innovation Rules’India is launching ambitious science initiatives. However, current financial rules designed for conventional procurement hinder R&D. A new ...- India must shift to entrepreneurial regime, rethink state capacity: Economic SurveyIndia should foster a culture where bureaucrats feel empowered to take bold risks. This mindset can spur innovation and facilitate rapid de...
- Digital rules? Not EU's wayIndia's Competition Act, amended in 2023, provides a flexible framework for addressing anti-competitive conduct in the digital economy, neg...
- IAMAI view on draft Digital Law not shared by all constituents: four members tell MCAFour members of IAMAI, including Bharat Matrimony, Match Group, Hoichoi, and ShareChat, express divergent views on ex-ante regulation in th...
- Draft digital competition bill will make business untenable: IAMAIEx-ante regimes tell businesses precisely how to behave, or what to do. Under the current ex-post regime of the Competition Act, companies ...
- Big Tech says ex-ante antitrust regulations will hurt innovationDraft Digital Competition Bill proposes ex-ante regulations similar to the EU's DMA, impacting user experience and innovation. Concerns ove...
- Go easy with the digital lassoIf a company meets the criteria in its self-assessment, it must report to CCI within 90 days, which can designate it as Systemically Signif...
- New antitrust law for large tech firms shouldn’t stifle innovation: expertsZomato, Swiggy, Flipkart and Oyo have opposed the new regulations on digital competition proposed by a government-appointed committee. Indi...
- ETtech Explainer: What the proposed digital competition law looks to regulateThe Ministry of Corporate Affairs' Committee on Digital Competition Law has advocated for a novel legal framework to govern competition in ...
- Big Tech, few Indian entities oppose ex-ante regulation under new law; others lend their supportDigital firms including Apple, Google, Meta, Amazon, Flipkart, and Uber resisted ex-ante obligations under a new digital competition law. S...
- New antitrust law may cover Big Tech with 10% India operationsDeliberations are also on to bring those digital firms that have a turnover of more than Rs 2,000 cr in India under the law even if they do...
- CDCL: India must adopt an evidence-based approach that gives weight to its realitiesSeveral jurisdictions, including the EU, Britain, Japan and Australia, are designing or implementing ex ante proposals to regulate the busi...
- New law on digital competition likely to regulate Big TechAn official committee under corporate affairs secretary Manoj Govil - set up to examine the need for any ex-ante regulatory mechanism for d...
- Major digital players may get advice on dos & don'tsA high-level Committee on the Digital Competition Law is likely to establish a set of "dos and don'ts" for systemically important digital i...
- Major digital players may get advice on dos and don’tsA panel, chaired by corporate affairs secretary Manoj Govil, is likely to define systemically important digital intermediaries based on a s...
- IAMAI members flag concerns surrounding ex-ante regulationsIAMAI said that the size or scale-based applicability of regulations under an ex-ante digital competition policy will impact larger players...
- CCI has been pragmatic in levying, quantifying penalties: ChairpersonThe Competition Commission of India (CCI) has been taking steps to ensure fair competition in the digital market and last Thursday, it pass...
- Regulation of digital platforms: Let’s not bungle in the jungleThe regulator’s dilemmas may vary as per mandate, but the key is that the concerns are significant, issues are complex, and there is no abs...
- Has WTO TRIPS Agreement of IPR promoted global innovation“We need to reflect more as to how much of innovation has the WTO Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights has ac...
- Does Singur Verdict change land acquisition debate?No, argues Vinayak Chatterjee. Framing industry's post-acquisition liability, not acquiring fertile land, is the main issue.
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