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A Study of the Legal Situation of Affiliate Marketing in India

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By Anika Kumar
| WriteUp Cafe
Over time, affiliate marketing has become a big part of the Indian digital economy. Anyone who has been following the growth of e-commerce and digital entrepreneurship in the area over the past ten years has seen an interesting case study in adaptation and regulatory awareness. I became more interested in the subject as I saw friends and peers, bloggers, YouTubers, and small business owners trying to figure out the legality and best practices while looking for new ways to make money online.
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Experiences and Insights: The Evolution of Affiliate Marketing in India

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By Anika Kumar
| WriteUp Cafe
In the last decade, the landscape of digital commerce in India has undergone a subtle but significant transformation. Amid the growing shift to online shopping and service discovery, affiliate marketing has emerged as an interesting layer within the broader e-commerce ecosystem. I’ve watched this space grow, diversify, and encounter its own unique set of opportunities and challenges.
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Thank You! A Note from Outgoing Peds Editor

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By Anika Kumar, Ronda Whitaker
| The Hospitalist Verified
As SHM Converge 2025 approaches, I am feeling excited and a bit nostalgic. I look forward to learning from presenters, connecting with friends and colleagues from across the country, and making new connections. I am also very excited to meet The Hospitalist’s new editorial board members at our annual meeting. The April editorial board meeting at Converge will be my final meeting both as a member of the editorial board and as the pediatrics editor, a role I’ve held since 2019.
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