Shreyika Walia

In today’s dynamic and complex legal scenario, contracts form the backbone of corporate and commercial relationships, where organisations rely heavily on them to formalize transactions. Every transaction requires a clear and enforceable contract in order to safeguard the interests of the parties and avoid any future risks and disputes.

As the global digital landscape evolves, India continues to emerge as an attractive destination for investment, particularly in the industry of data infrastructure. With the surge in internet adoption, implementation of transformative technologies and increase in digital services, the country has witnessed exponential data generation. India’s digital landscape progresses with a clear objective to make India a global hub of data centers.

India has become a primary destination for U.S. companies seeking global expansion. Its liberalized Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) framework and pro-business reforms have attracted record investment. For example, India achieved $1 trillion in FDI inflows since 2000 by December 2024, owing to initiatives such as ‘Make in India’, liberalised sectoral policies, and Goods and Services Tax (GST) reforms that boosted investor confidence.