Articles and Updates

Energy Laws and Regulations 2025 – India
  • Pallavi Bedi Ashita Bali Amir Javed - 04-12-2024

In line with India's commitment to reduce emission intensity and reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2070, the Government of India is focused on transitioning to more sustainable sources of energy. By 2030, India aims to achieve 500 GW of installed capacity from non-fossil fuel sources. In the India chapter of the recently published Global Legal Insights - Energy 2025 by Global Legal Group, our Partner, Pallavi Bedi, Principal Associate Ashita Bali and Associate Aamir Javed, explore India's progress towards these targets and the recent developments in the legislative framework to aid the transition to cleaner sources of energy.

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TRAI on the trail of telecom fraudsters
  • Aman aminav - 12-11-2024

Our partner, Aman Avinav, authored an article titled "TRAI on the trail of telecom fraudsters," published by IBLJ.

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EXPLAINER| How class action suits work in India
  • Aman Avinav - 24-10-2024

Ola Electric may be staring at a class action suit if the consumer rights regulator is not satisfied with the electric vehicle manufacturer’s response to its show-cause notice. The author explains what a “class action” is and how the Central Consumer Protection Authority can file a complaint on behalf of aggrieved customers.

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Tackling cybercrime: Greater digitisation leads to rising challenges
  • Aman aminav - 11-09-2024

In response to the escalating cybercrime incidents, the Government of India is contemplating suitable legislation to replace the outdated Information Technology Act, 2000. This proposed new legislation would aim to address the growing complexities of cyber threats and adapt to technological advancements.

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NCLAT Prohibits Substitution Of Resolution Applicant After CoC's Approval Of The Resolution Plan
  • Neha Naik and Sanaea Laskari - 23-08-2024

“A recent judgment of the NCLAT in the matter of Swan Energy Ltd. Vs. Chandan Prakash Jain, RP of E-Complex Pvt. Ltd. and Ors. affirmed the position that there can be no modification to the resolution plan after approval of the CoC even if the change is sought and approved by the CoC itself. Our team (Neha Naik and Sanaea Laskari) shared their analysis of the judgment passed by the NCLAT.”

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