Competition law aims to promote fair competition in markets and protect consumer welfare. In the context of digital platforms like ride-hailing services, issues such as algorithm-driven price surges challenge traditional regulatory frameworks. The Ola-Uber price surge investigation by the Competition…

The Competition Commission of India’s (CCI) recent decision against Google’s practices in its Play Store ecosystem marks a critical moment in the regulation of digital platforms in India. The case underscores the challenges of curbing anti-competitive practices in digital markets,…

Blockchain technology, often hailed for its ability to promote transparency and decentralization, also brings forth significant ethical and legal challenges. While it offers transformative potential, several concerns must be addressed to ensure responsible use. Here’s a closer look at the…

Blockchain technology has moved beyond cryptocurrencies to become a powerful tool for social good. This innovative technology, known for its decentralized and tamper-proof nature, offers immense potential for improving humanitarian aid and promoting human rights. Let’s explore how blockchain technology…

Anti-competitive agreements are arrangements between entities that negatively impact competition in the market. These agreements can lead to price-fixing, market division, or restricting supply, harming both consumers and fair competition. The Competition Act, 2002, in India defines and prohibits such…