Dhanendra Kumar has served as the First Chairman of the Competition Commission of India, Executive Director at the World Bank for India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Bhutan. He is currently Chairman of Competition Advisory Services India LLP.
Dhanendra Kumar has served as the First Chairman of the Competition Commission of India, Executive Director at the World Bank for India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Bhutan. He is currently Chairman of Competition Advisory Services India LLP.
Revised framework introduces deal value thresholds, streamlined timelines, and wider definition of control for enhanced regulatory oversight, writes Dhanendra Kumar
Demerger strategies enable businesses to focus, grow, and boost investor returns
One of the most noteworthy accomplishments of GST has been its role in simplifying and expediting company compliance
The biggest support these enterprises need is in their marketing, access to domestic and international markets, and handholding, wherein e-commerce steps in a big way
Competitive federalism can install accelerators in key sectors
The Draft Digital Competition Bill is part of a more significant endeavour by the government to address the above competition concerns in the digital and technology ecosystem
Foreign investments bring crucial capital, technology, and global market access, propelling India's startup success and innovation
The two codes are crucial for safeguarding public interest and fostering economic growth with innovation
The sunrise sector must be integrated into national development goal and strategies
Adani Solar took up to build the world's first fully integrated 10 GW solar manufacturing ecosystem in Mundra SEZ in Gujarat by 2027
Third party reports and comments can affect markets and shake investor confidence
Impending verdict on Gameskraft v/s DGGI case could reshape India's online gaming tax landscape, writes Dhanendra Kumar, IAS (Retd.)
As India's economy and businesses undergo a profound AI transition, the implications of Competition law are also becoming increasingly concerning
With the rapid improvement in infrastructure and connectivity, the country has become an attractive global destination
It is estimated that 101 million people in India - around 10 per cent of the country's population - are suffering from diabetes
IDs can play a vital role during family disputes by promoting corporate governance, ethical conduct, ensuring strict compliance and controls, and resolving conflicts fairly and equitably
In India, the legal profession is regulated by the Advocates Act of 1961, which prohibits foreign law firms from practicing law or establishing offices here
The amendments are expected to improve ease of doing business, attune India's competition law regime with global trends
Bike taxis provide affordable and flexible first-and last-mile connectivity solutions, can generate huge employment opportunities, boost the local economy, and reduce pressure on public transport
Given India's achievements in the digital world and Ed-tech, it can not only push education widely among the learners in India with inclusivity but also help other developing countries