India will conduct its first digital population census in two phases beginning in 2026. The initiative aims to modernize data collection, improve accuracy, and support long-term development planning.
India’s maritime strategy emphasizes port modernization, green fuel adoption, and shipbuilding. The US$20 billion initiative reflects efforts to boost trade, logistics efficiency, and global connectivity.
New corporate reporting rules require listed companies to disclose harassment cases and maternity benefit compliance. The reforms aim to enhance accountability and streamline digital compliance procedures.
India faces growing regulatory pressures and a shortage of chartered accountants. Recognizing company secretaries (CSs) as key compliance professionals could enhance governance, support MSMEs, lower costs, and align with global standards.
India has eased land requirements for special economic zones in semiconductors and electronics. The change is part of broader reforms to attract high-tech investment and strengthen domestic manufacturing capacity.
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