Publications

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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Bank-Financed M&A in India: A New Era Under RBI’s Amendment Directions

An article titled “Bank-Financed M&A in India: A New Era Under RBI’s Amendment Directions” co-authored by our Partner, Ramya Suresh, and Associate, Amitabh Abhijit, has been published by Bar and Bench. For decades, Indian acquisition financing has relied on promoter equity, offshore leverage, or bespoke workarounds. In February 2026, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI)

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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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Disclosures to discoverability: The evolution of ‘Country of Origin’ filter in Indian e-comm

An article titled “Disclosures to discoverability: The evolution of ‘Country of Origin’ filter in Indian e-comm” co-authored by our Principal Associate, Gangesh Varma, and Associate, Srija Naskar, has been published by Governance Now. The Ministry of Consumer Affairs’ recent notification tightening rules for online retail by mandating searchable, sortable “country of origin” filters for packaged

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Lifting the Fog: India liberalizes FDI framework for Land Border Countries

An article titled “Lifting the Fog: India liberalizes FDI framework for Land Border Countries” co-authored by our Senior Partner, Vaibhav Kakkar, and Principal Associate, Keshav Pareek, has been published by Bar and Bench. The Union Cabinet recently approved significant amendments to the guidelines governing foreign direct investment from countries sharing a land border with India.

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The hidden accountability: Why data processors must take DPDPA seriously

An article titled “The hidden accountability: Why data processors must take DPDPA seriously” authored by our Partner, Akshayy S Nanda, has been published by The Times Of India. The Hidden Accountability: Why Data Processors Must Take DPDPA Seriously. While the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDPA) places primary liability on Data Fiduciaries rather than Data Processors, a casual

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