With the expiry of semaglutide’s primary patent in India, generics have entered the market, but the dispute over oral semaglutide continues. Novo Nordisk has challenged Torrent Pharmaceuticals in the Delhi High Court, relying on formulation patents to protect its position. In their article published in moneycontrol.com, our Partner (Head – Intellectual Property) Swati Sharma and Director – Patents Gitika Suri explain how secondary patents, particularly those covering absorption enhancers, are being used to restrict competition. They highlight the Court’s interim decision allowing Torrent to sell its tablets outside Novo Nordisk’s claimed range, showing that IP battles extend well beyond primary patent expiry.
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Green hydrogen is fast emerging as a cornerstone of India’s clean energy transition. With ambitious goals to achieve energy independence by 2047 and net zero emissions by 2070, the focus is now shifting decisively from policy vision to on-ground execution. In the India chapter of the International Green Hydrogen Report 2026, published in collaboration with Bird & Bird, our Managing Partner Cyril Shroff, Senior Partners Vandana Shroff and Santosh Janakiram, and Partner & Co-Head (Private Client) Rishabh Shroff examine how India’s green hydrogen ecosystem is taking shape. The chapter highlights the role of the National Green Hydrogen Mission, strong renewable energy economics, and growing momentum across domestic consumption and export-led opportunities. It also underscores clear
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The ongoing US–Iran conflict has striking parallels with the 1956 Suez Crisis — a moment when global power dynamics shifted and multilateral institutions played a decisive role. In his article published in Financial Express (India), our Director – Public Policy Arjun Goswami highlights how India can draw on those lessons to navigate today’s turbulence. He points out that India’s unique relationships across West Asia give it the credibility to act as a mediator and strengthen multilateral institutions.
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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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