The 2026-27 fiscal reforms represent a well-thought-out move to rationalise India’s investment culture, closing loopholes and discouraging speculation in favour of long-term economic stability. In their latest article for India Business Law Journal, our Partner Kunal Savani and Principal Associate Bipluv Jhingan provide a deep dive into the government’s decisive overhaul of investor taxation from the reclassification of share buybacks and curbs on leveraged investments to the strategic shifts in SGB exemptions and derivatives trading.
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As AI transforms the sporting landscape from real-time analytics in the IPL to performance tracking in the Pro Kabaddi League, it brings a complex web of legal challenges involving data ownership and privacy. In their latest article for India Business Law Journal (IBLJ), our Partner (Head – Media, Education & Gaming) Aarushi Jain, Partner Pooja Kapadia and Associate Diksha Arora, Esq. explore the intersection of AI and the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, 2023, and what it means for the future of Indian sports.
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The newly introduced Baggage Rules, 2026 attempt something more ambitious than a routine update: they reimagine how a rapidly expanding and globally integrated India should welcome its returning citizens, visiting professionals, and tourists. In a recent article for Taxsutra, Kunal Savani (Partner) and Shivam Garg (Principal Associate) unpack how the Baggage Rules 2026 bring clarity, modernisation, and a more predictable travel experience.
Read the India chapter of ‘An Introduction to Private Wealth Law’ authored by our Partner (Co-Head – Private Client) Radhika Gaggar, Partner Shaishavi Kadakia and Principal Associate Pratyush Khanna published by Chambers and Partners. This guide covers India’s 2025 wealth trends: strong IPO activity, rising regional wealth, growth of family offices, evolving philanthropy, and key regulatory and tax developments including the UCC, GIFT City, and the new Income-tax Act. (Chambers and Partners)
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Our Partner Shaishavi Kadakia and Senior Associate Sachi Shah in a Q&A published by Mint discuss how a sibling can claim lapsed assets under a will as a residuary legatee. (Photo Credit: Mint)
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Our Senior Partner L. Viswanathan and Partner Hariharan Kumar in their article published in Mint discuss how private credit in India continues to grow strongly and emerge as a major financing option, despite new RBI policies intensifying lending competition. ([Photo Credit: Mint)
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