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Meeting focuses on consent rules, data as ‘currency’ in deals; experts say overlaps with competition law inevitable but manageable through cooperation
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Some sections within the government feel that DVT can be lowered to some extent, by Rs 500-1,000 crore, only if CCI builds additional capacity. But CCI largely feels a lower value may lead to inefficient use of resources.
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The changes include auto-application of free delivery and upfront disclosure of all charges in line with practices adopted by rivals such as Blinkit
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In a separate order, CCI has rejected ADIF’s complaint against Google’s online search advertising services related to its Google Ads policies.
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Google’s proposal comes as CCI investigates its policies related to the RMG sector in India. The company has been accused of abusing its dominant position, denying market access and misleading warnings during app downloads, among others.
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NCLAT had partially upheld key aspects of the CCI's order and reduced Google's penalty from Rs 936.44 crore to Rs 216.69 crore in March 2025.
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A well-defined, time-limited settlement framework is not a departure from regulatory vigilance, it is the scaffolding on which trust, investment, and innovation can be built. This is not merely a legal reform. It is a structural necessity
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Impunity among companies to collude rises if laws are not enforced effectively, publicly and swiftly
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The breach is seen as a violation of confidentiality protocols, with potential implications for the credibility and timeline of the final order.
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The Supreme Court had, on January 29, cancelled the bid of AGI Greenpac for failing to secure CCI approval for acquisition of Hindusthan Glass & Industries.
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The counsel for Flipkart said due to the platform, many small vendors were able to take their businesses to the national level.
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The financial terms of the transaction have not been disclosed yet
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FM stresses need for swift and seamless approvals to boost investor confidence and support global trade negotiations
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NCLAT had partially upheld key aspects of CCI's order and reduced Google's penalty from Rs 936.44 crore to Rs 216.69 crore in March 2025
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As AI tools reshape pricing and competition dynamics, regulators like the CCI are scrutinising their potential to enable collusion. A nuanced, case-by-case approach is essential to balance innovation with market fairness and accountability
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Google became the first company to make use of the settlement scheme introduced under India's competition law in April 2023, which was officially notified in March 2024.
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In October 2022, CCI had imposed a penalty of Rs 936.44 crore on Google for abusing its dominant position with regard to its Play Store policies
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This is not AICPDF’s first run-in with quick delivery players. The organization has been outspoken against quick commerce firms and their alleged deep discounting over the past months, previously filing complaints with the Commerce Ministry and DPIIT
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The filing could increase headaches for Zomato and Swiggy. A separate CCI investigation last year found their food delivery businesses breached competition laws. The case is ongoing.
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Singtel and KKR, which together picked up a 26% stake in STT GDC for $1.3 billion in 2024, agreed to safeguards after CCI raised several red flags
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The Green Channel route introduced to expedite M&A approvals has become less effective due to stricter interpretations and complex new rules. The CCI should reconsider changes to foster a more business-friendly and efficient regulatory environment for non-problematic transactions
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UltraTech said it is confident of merits of its case
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The Competition Commission of India (CCI) in August ordered a recall of investigation reports after Apple said the watchdog had disclosed commercial secrets to competitors in the case dating back to 2021, including Tinder-owner Match.
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CCI will issue an order in the case, which may include a penalty, the report added.
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In April, IIHL and Invesco announced a definitive agreement to form a joint venture, as part of which IIHL will acquire a 60 percent stake in Invesco Asset Management India (IAMI)
