Read the India Chapter for an incisive overview of laws and regulations relating to public procurement practices in India contributed by Manjula Chawla, Kripi Kathuria, and Chandni Chawla in The Legal 500: Public Procurement Country Comparative Guide.
Read MoreThe latest edition of Lexology GTDT – Automotive & Mobility covering the regulatory framework and market overview of the automotive industry across 18 jurisdictions, is now available.
Read MoreRead the India Chapter for an incisive overview of laws and regulations relating to public procurement practices in India contributed by Manjula Chawla, Kripi Kathuria, Chandni Chawla and Associate Apeksha Bhatia in The Legal 500 (Legalease): Public Procurement Country Comparative Guide.
Read MoreThe Indian automotive market is currently the fourth largest in the world and is one of the most dynamic sectors of the Indian economy, with most of the global automotive giants already present in the market and contributing to its growth.
Read MoreThere is no comprehensive or any specific legislation that governs public procurement contracts in India. The legislative framework on public procurement (which mostly takes place through a tender process for large procurements) is presently based on guidelines contained in rules, procedures and manuals formulated by the Government, which apply to government departments and public sector undertakings (PSUs).
Read MoreThe corporate social responsibility (CSR) regime was introduced in India as a part of the new Companies Act, 2013, specifically under Section 135 therein read with the Companies (Corporate Social Responsibility Policy) Rules, 2014 (CSR Rules). Since then, Section 135 of the Companies Act and the CSR Rules have undergone several amends, resulting in a CSR regime which now stands to penalise non-compliant corporates with a much-extended net of CSR obligations.
Read MoreOverview of the legal and regulatory framework governing public procurement in India
Read MoreFinance Monthly recently published the thoughts of Manjula Chawla (Founding Partner), Ritika Ganju (Partner), and Kripi Kathuria (Principal Associate) on “what’s made India an M&A hotspot in 2020?
Read MoreOur co-founding partner Manjula Chawla along with Chandni Chawla (principal associate) and Ashna Gupta (associate) analyse the paradigm shift of corruption laws in India and discuss the evolution and recent trends adopted by organisations to remain compliant.
Read MoreOur co-founding partner Manjula Chawla along with Chandni Chawla, Kripi Kathuria, and Ashna Gupta provides key insights into the #automotiveindustry in India in the recent fourth edition of Lexology Getting The Deal Through (GTDT) Automotive 2020.
Read MoreThis country-specific Q&A provides an overview of Public Procurement laws and regulations that may occur in India.
Read MoreIndia has emerged as one of the most attractive destinations for foreign investment from around the globe. The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development's World Investment Report 2017 ranks India within the top ten countries around the world for attracting foreign direct investment (''FDI'') inflows and fourth amongst the Asian countries.
Read MoreIndia is the second largest cement producing country after China. The big players of the industry have been under the scanner of the Competition Commission of India (CCI) and were heavily penalized in 2012 for colluding to engage in anti-competitive activities.
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