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Authored by Kapuganti Bharath, a law student pursuing BA. LLB from Symbiosis Law School, Pune. Introduction The structure and governance of government securities (G-Secs) is often overlooked in terms of investment law analysis, despite its being the foundation for the domestic capital markets. The legal regime for sovereign debt in India is structurally transformative but fragmented; rather than being reformed through parliamentary legislation, it has been aggressively libera

Authored by Rachana Madhusudana, pursuing BA. LLB(Hons) from Maharastra National Law University (MNLU). Introduction India has never quite made up its mind about virtual digital assets (“VDAs”). Over the past decade, the country’s approach has swung between outright prohibition, reluctant tolerance, and cautious formalisation, rarely settling long enough in any one position to offer the market genuine clarity. What began as a series of warnings and circulars issued by the Res

Authored by Rajpratim Kakati pursuing an L.L.M in Corporate & Commercial Law from West Bengal National Law University. Introduction With the government's persistent efforts to digitise the Indian economy, the use of smartphones has become an indispensable prerequisite for the integration of the common man into the Indian market. The increased demand for quality smartphones has created a lucrative market for the manufacturers of such devices. However, the primary concern here