India’s domestic toy industry has continued to strengthen its global position, with the country emerging as the world’s ...

India’s Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) activity in Q1 2026 shows resilient deal volumes despite declining values, as investors shift toward mid-market transactions, outbound expansion, and ...

Explore the key legal, tax, compliance, and strategic considerations for Australian companies entering India in 2026.

India offers Danish investors a dual opportunity: export access under the India–EU FTA and long-term manufacturing scale through multi-state industrial ecosystems. Why should Danish companies invest ...

Following the March 20, 2026 patent expiry of semaglutide, India is witnessing a rapid influx of generic GLP-1 receptor agonists. This shift is reshaping market dynamics, with evolving regulatory ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the development on January 27, 2026, during the 16th India–EU Summit in New Delhi, describing the agreement as a strategic milestone encompassing nearly 25 ...

As India approaches the Union Budget 2026, capital expenditure, digital transformation, and the mobilization of private investment are expected to remain central to the government’s economic strategy.

India’s family office landscape is undergoing a period of significant change, with business families transitioning from informal wealth management practices to more structured and professionally ...

India remains an attractive FDI destination in 2026 due to sector-specific liberalization, expanding free trade agreements, strong services and manufacturing inflows, and improved market access ...

India continues to pursue an investor-friendly FDI policy, with most sectors allowing 100 percent foreign investment under the automatic route. Over the years, India has progressively liberalized FDI ...

India’s GST Council has introduced a new two-rate framework for services in 2025 – 5 percent without ITC or 18 percent with ITC. Cheaper insurance, wellness, and job work services bring consumer ...

India’s beauty and personal care industry is set to cross US$48 billion by 2033. The growth is driven by homegrown brands, the entry of global luxury brands, product personalization with immersive ...