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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.
The rise of electric vehicles (EVs) has ignited a revolution in mobility, but it also presents a critical challenge: managing the end-of-life fate of their lithium-ion batteries.
The ambitious target of achieving 500 GW of renewable energy underscores India’s commitment to move towards a more sustainable future and to fight climate change even more aggressively.
The February edition of the GST Compendium analyses various important amendments/updates, key judicial pronouncements and decodes advance rulings.
Explore Budget 2024's fiscal strategies and insights with Grant Thornton Bharat. Discover long-term reforms and economic growth focus.
This untapped resource underscores the critical necessity for a shift towards data democratisation — a concept urging individuals from all backgrounds to embrace data analysis, regardless of their technical expertise.
This report was released at the Annual Conclave of Association of Healthcare Providers India (AHPI) on 2 February 2024 in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, where Grant Thornton Bharat was the knowledge partner.
The food processing industry in India is in its nascent stage and can contribute significantly to the vision of Viksit Bharat by 2047.
Grant Thornton Bharat decode the provisions of Interim Budget 2024 and their impact on business.
With national elections on the horizon, the Government of India (GOI) is poised to unveil the interim budget for the fiscal year 2024-25 on 1st February 2024.
In the last few years, shared services companies (SSCs) have evolved into Centres of Excellence (CoEs), often reporting directly to global CXOs or Boards of Directors.
The union budget speech by the Hon. Minister of Finance in the previous year started off with emphasis on the economic empowerment of women. This was to be through developing the lakhs of SHGs in the country into viable income generating producer organisations and economically sustainable women enterprises.
Being the Lok Sabha election year, the 2024 Union Budget on February 1 will be interim or provisional.
The article delves into the expectations of the Indian technology and startup sector from the Interim Union Budget 2024, emphasizing key areas such as AI, cybersecurity, digital infrastructure, taxation, and workforce incentives for fostering growth and innovation. It aims to provide insights into the crucial elements shaping the future of India's digital landscape.
This blog explores the role of decentralised identity (DID) as a user-centric approach to digital identity management.
As the Indian retail market prepares for unprecedented growth, the upcoming Budget (interim followed by complete budget later in the year) is expected to give impetus in unlocking its full potential.