Our partner Rahul Rai and counsel Shivanghi Sukumar write about the impact of the upcoming Digital Personal Data Protection Bill on competition between Indian firms in the tech sector.
Our partner Samir Gandhi comments on the Delhi High Court’s recent decision that held that the Patents Act prevailed over the Competition Act and quashed 2 CCI probes into Monsanto and Ericsson.
Our partner Samir Gandhi comments on the welcome clarification that demarcates the scope of each of MeitY and MCA in regulating digital markets in India, limiting regulatory overlap.
Our partner Rahul Rai and counsel Shruti Aji Murali write for Inc42 Media about the implications of penalty proceedings under the newly amended Competition Act for multi-product companies.
Our partners Samir R Gandhi and Rahul Rai write about how the success stories of UPI and ONDC are helping India imagine a new economic world order of digital infrastructure as a public good.
Our partner Samir R Gandhi writes on how India’s competition law regime has intervened in digital markets so far, in the context of the ongoing moves to amend the Competition Act, 2002.
Indian competition law is at the cusp of a reset. News reports indicate that the central government is putting finishing touches to the Competition Amendment Bill. In the process, it appears that the government has added a couple of embellishments that neither the CLRC nor the Standing Committee had considered.
The CCI has been without a chairperson since the end of October 2022. Our senior advisor Pramod K Singh and partner Samir R Gandhi recommend using the doctrine of necessity to clear pending merger reviews.
Our partner Rahul Rai and counsel Shivanghi Sukumar comment on the Standing Committee Report on anti-competitive practices by Big Tech firms.
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