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In our latest edition of Labour Law Insights, we continue to share updates around the implementation of Labour Codes. In addition, we also have a section on Labour welfare and policy developments talking about new labour welfare rules. Apart from these, the edition covers our regular updates – state-wise labour law releases, EPFO and social security updates, and important judgements. As always, we have provided our insights on each of these updates to help your decision making and compliance.
Large-scale urban developments require strong market insights, infrastructure alignment and robust financial planning to ensure long-term viability.
India’s evolving logistics, warehousing, and cold-chain ecosystem is entering a critical phase, that will shape economic resilience, food security, and global competitiveness over the coming decades.
Explore how India is preparing for a new tax framework as experts discuss upcoming reforms, policy direction and the implications for businesses, compliance and tax strategy.
Explore key trends shaping the India beverage industry in 2026, including premiumisation, regulatory shifts, sustainability and evolving consumer demand across alcoholic and non-alcoholic segments.
India’s rising population and a progressing middle class have made LPG an essential household fuel, with government schemes like PAHAL and PMUY driving rapid adoption even beyond middle class households.
The March 2026 edition of the Grant Thornton Bharat Monthly Tax Bulletin provides a concise summary of key developments in direct taxes, FEMA, transfer pricing, and indirect taxes for February 2026.
The March 2026 edition of our GST Compendium brings together key developments under GST along with important updates across allied indirect tax laws, including customs, FTP and relevant central and state schemes.
Grant Thornton Bharat’s PolicyCast is your window into policy, tax, and regulatory developments. Each episode features expert perspectives on issues that matter to businesses, individuals, and the wider economy.
India’s deal ecosystem continued to evolve in February 2026 with strong private equity activity, rising M&A transactions and sector-specific investment momentum shaping the country’s investment landscape.
India, home to 1.4 billion people, stands at a pivotal moment in harnessing artificial intelligence (AI) not as a Western luxury, but as a necessity for survival and scale. The recently concluded India AI Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi underscored this ambition, shifting global discourse from risk-obsessed regulation to developmental.
India’s digital finance revolution—powered by fintech innovation, digital public infrastructure and data-driven credit ecosystems—is expanding financial inclusion and enabling broader economic participation.
DTH players for more than a decade changed the way Indian households watched television. And they took satellite broadcasting into the furthest corners of the country, democratising access to entertainment, and constructing an industry that at one point appeared invincible.
The Women in Business 2026 research reveals how visible gender-balanced leadership strengthens innovation, attracts talent, builds investor confidence and accelerates growth in mid-market organisations.
A potential reset in US tariff policy could reshape global supply chains and trade flows. PolicyCast episode 27 unpacks the implications for India’s exporters, tax strategy and the evolving global trade landscape.
Escalating conflict in the Gulf is sending shockwaves through global energy markets and trade routes. This analysis explores how disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz could impact India’s energy security, supply chains and economic stability.
As financial institutions navigate evolving regulatory expectations and increasing scrutiny around credit risk, robust Expected Credit Loss (ECL) models have become essential for accurate provisioning and reporting.
This case study examines how India can institutionalise demand response frameworks in the energy sector to improve grid stability, advance regulatory design, support peak load management and enable market-driven efficiency for utilities and industry stakeholders.