Technology Law and Digital Law

India faces an escalating deepfake crisis. Malicious individuals have established illicit websites to misuse AI-altered voice technology for financial fraud and public figure impersonation.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has reached an inflection point. Over the past couple years, it has accelerated into a system-shaping technology.

The digital transformation of India has gone beyond the simple incorporation of smartphones, mobile software applications, and electronic transaction systems.

In an era defined by an escalating digital evolution and intricate cyber threats, the Reserve Bank of India ("RBI") is progressively tightening the cyber resilience criteria for financial entities, which encompass scheduled commercial banks, non-banking financial companies ("NBFCs"), and other regulated institutions.

India has emerged as the world's most preferred destination for GCCs, which are dedicated offshore units established by multinational corporations to deliver technology, R&D, analytics, operations, finance, ESG, cybersecurity and other enterprise-wide functions.

October 2025 witnessed significant momentum across India's fintech ecosystem, driven by the twin forces of market innovation and regulatory oversight.

There are few areas in the rapidly evolving domains of digital innovation and intellectual property (IP) developing faster than blockchain technology and its applications, which include smart contracts, cryptocurrencies, and others.

In 2025, trademarks are no longer confined to static logos, slogans, or stylised brand names. The era of non-traditional trademarks has fully arrived: one where sound, colour, scent...

In recent years, cryptocurrency has experienced phenomenal growth worldwide, and disputes related to virtual assets are increasingly reaching courts and arbitral tribunals...