DPIIT Proposes Amendments to the Designs Act, 2000: Key Reforms
DPIIT has proposed major amendments to the Designs Act to strengthen design rights, support digital innovation, and bring India closer to international IP standards.
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DPIIT has proposed major amendments to the Designs Act to strengthen design rights, support digital innovation, and bring India closer to international IP standards.
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Labour Ministry has notified ₹18,000 wage ceiling that excludes supervisory employees earning above this limit from the definition of ‘worker’.
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Expert views from Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas and Tarun Jain highlight how Union Budget 2026—27 aims to drive growth inseven strategic sectors, and tax simplification.
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Union Budget 2026—27 focuses on scaling up manufacturing in 7 strategic sectors, boosting economic growth, enhancing human capital, and ensuring inclusive development. Guided by the “3 Kartavya,” the Budget announces major investments in biopharma, textiles, infrastructure, high-speed rail, medical hubs, and skill development. Significant direct and indirect tax reforms aim to simplify compliance, attract global investment, support MSMEs, and strengthen India’s competitiveness.
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Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal updates Parliament on Free Legal Aid Services in India, highlighting the role of the National Legal Services Authority established under the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987.
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Arjun Ram Meghwal updates Parliament on the progress of Pre-Institution Mediation in commercial disputes under the Commercial Courts Act, 2015.
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Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal informed the Parliament about the expansion of legal aid and alternate dispute resolution systems, improved legal aid accessibility in Odisha, and ongoing efforts to support SC/ST communities.
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Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal updates Parliament on launching Notary Portal to digitally modernize legal services under the Notaries Act, 1952 and Notary Rules, 1956.
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India—EU Free Trade Agreement has been announced by India and the EU; a free trade agreement that aims to reshape India’s global trade relations with EU.
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High Powered Election Supervisory Committee has issued key directions to ensure transparency and fairness in the upcoming Telangana Bar Council elections.
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Govt has revised the Uniform Consent Guidelines to accelerate approvals, improve compliance, and harmonise procedures under the Air and Water pollution control frameworks.
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Punjab Govt notified the Draft Punjab Labour Rules 2026, outlining key provisions, procedural safeguards, and compliance implications for employers and workers.
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National Assembly of France approved a major reform that bans social media for under-15s and imposes stricter safeguards for teenagers.
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UGC has notified UGC (Promotion of Equity in Higher Education Institutions) Regulations 2026, which has sparked controversy across the country due to concerns about uneven protections and possible misuse.
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Gov of Maharashtra notified Maharashtra Audio-Video Electronic Means Rules, 2026 to integrate technology, secure evidence, and streamline judicial processes.
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SEBI has notified SEBI (Issue and Listing of Non-Convertible Securities) (Amendment) Regulations, 2026 focusing on Retail Investor recognition with a ₹2 lakh investment limit and issuer incentives.
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GST Appellate Tribunal has issued an order allowing lenient scrutiny of appeal documents on the GSTAT Portal for six months, limiting objections to substantive defects only.
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SEBI has issued a Master Circular to consolidate and streamline the entire regulatory framework for the Social Stock Exchange.
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Power Ministry has issued draft National Electricity Policy 2026 which aims for a future-ready energy ecosystem that strengthens reliability, sustainability, and economic competitiveness.
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The Repealing and Amending Act, 2025—effective from 20 December 2025—streamlines India’s legal framework by repealing 71 obsolete Acts and amending 4 major legislations. The repealed laws span from 1886 to 2023, including several parent Acts and numerous amending Acts related to arbitration, labour laws, banking, insolvency, constitutional orders, and regulatory reforms. Key amendments have also been introduced in the General Clauses Act, Code of Civil Procedure, Succession Act, and Disaster Management Act to ensure statutory clarity and coherence.
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