Sansa Law Desk

Artificial intelligence is transforming every industry in India, from healthcare and finance to agriculture and e-commerce. But as AI adoption accelerates, businesses and individuals increasingly need to understand the legal rules that govern its development, deployment, and use. Unlike the European Union, which enacted a comprehensive AI Act, India has taken a different path, choosing a layered, innovation-first regulatory approach that combines existing laws with new volunt

India's approach to regulating generative artificial intelligence is one of the most consequential legal developments for technology companies operating in the country today. As generative AI tools become embedded in business operations, content creation, healthcare, and financial services, the question of legal compliance has moved from theoretical debate to practical urgency. India has chosen a pro-innovation path, relying on existing laws rather than enacting a standalone

Being a director of an Indian company is not merely a title — it is a position of significant legal responsibility. The Companies Act, 2013, supplemented by the Rules framed by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA), imposes a comprehensive set of duties, disclosure obligations, and personal liabilities on directors that many board members remain unaware of until a regulatory action or shareholder dispute forces the issue. With the MCA actively updating the compliance framew