Publications

The Hidden Weight of Data Privacy Compliance

Every modern organization runs on personal data. It shapes sales, hiring, marketing, product development, risk management, cybersecurity, vendor relationships, and customer trust. Yet many leaders underestimate what happens once privacy obligations become urgent: compliance is not a discrete legal task, but an organization-wide operating system.  A privacy program touches technology, people, policies, processes, vendors, security […]

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Regulating the data advantage: India’s new e-Commerce framework

For over a decade, India’s e-commerce story has rested on a simple premise: platforms connect buyers and sellers, while data fuels efficiency, personalisation, and scale. However, as the market matured, its structure has revealed a growing imbalance. E-commerce platforms, especially marketplace entities, provide an unmatched venue and access to large consumer bases, but they also

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Emerging Architecture of Accountability for AI in India’s Financial Sector: Examining RBI’s Draft Guidance on Model Risk Management

An article titled “Emerging Architecture of Accountability for AI in India’s Financial Sector: Examining RBI’s Draft Guidance on Model Risk Management” co-authored by Senior Partner, Vaibhav Kakkar, and Principal Associate, Gangesh Varma has been published by BW Legal. Whether a bank uses a cutting-edge neural network or a twenty-year-old Excel spreadsheet to reject your loan,

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From Freefall to Framework: The RBI’s Bold Bet on Reviving PPIs

An article titled “From Freefall to Framework: The RBI’s Bold Bet on Reviving PPIs” co-authored by Partner, Sahil Arora, and Associate, Ishaan Gupta has been published by Bar and Bench. Not long ago, industry payments data painted a grim picture – the prepaid payment instrument (PPI) industry was in freefall, with mobile wallets haemorrhaging users,

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The Consent Manager Mirage: Why DPDPA’s Framework Will Fail on the Ground

An article titled “The Consent Manager Mirage: Why DPDPA’s Framework Will Fail on the Ground” authored by our Partner, Akshayy S Nanda, has been published by BW Legal. When Parliament created the ‘Consent Manager’ framework under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDPA), it was aiming for an elegant, citizen‑centric solution. The idea was

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MeitY’s Deepfake Clampdown: short, sharp and suddenly real

An article titled “MeitY’s Deepfake Clampdown: short, sharp and suddenly real” co-authored by our Principal Associate, Gangesh Varma, and Associate, Srija Naskar, has been published by Voice&Data. On February 10, 2026, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) gave legal form to a policy conversation that’s been gaining urgency for more than a year: deepfakes and

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