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The new UGC (Promotion of Equity in Higher Education Institutions) Regulations, 2026 reads like one of those documents that tries to sound calm while lighting a match in a dry room. The Regulations are notified in the Gazette, apply to all higher education institutions, and commence on the date of publication. However, the issue begins with the way the Regulations name discrimination, and th...
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Posted On : January 27, 2026
Legal Compliance for Indian Companies Expanding Internationally
Globalisation has become a daily business, no longer a mere trend. Now, Indian companies are testing the waters beyond the subcontinent. They are chasing new consumers, partnerships, and resilient supply lines. However, international expansion is a maze of laws, soft norms, regulatory signals, and hidden compliance traps. Hence, when it comes to planning, reaching out to top corporate lawyers in I...
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Posted On : January 22, 2026
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