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Top headlines: Reliance backs e-commerce rules; Airtel moves SC on dues

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Reliance Industries has endorsed the government view that a marketplace entity must not have its related parties or associated enterprises as sellers on the platform. Bharti Airtel is the second telco to move the Supreme Court with a review petition on the adjusted gross revenue matter. Here is more on those stories in our top headlines this morning. 

Reliance backs govt on proposed e-commerce rules as Tatas oppose

E-commerce policy, which is typically a foreign-versus-Indian battleground, may turn out to be a pitch for a domestic tussle as well on the issue of doing business with related parties. Reliance

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