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The Union Budget 2026 reinforces the Government of India’s continued focus on strengthening Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) and startups, which form the backbone of the Indian economy. As key contributors to employment generation, innovation, exports and inclusive growth, these sectors remain central to India’s long-term development strategy.

In recent months, a unique cultural trend has been gaining attention across India: Bhajan Clubbing. What began as a social-media-driven, Gen Z–led movement has gradually entered mainstream cultural conversations, including a mention by Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his Mann Ki Baat radio address.

Access to finance has long been one of the biggest challenges for small businesses, startups, and first-generation entrepreneurs. Many viable business ideas fail to scale simply because applicants are unable to provide collateral demanded by banks.

In today’s competitive business environment, your brand is one of your most valuable assets. Your brand name, logo, tagline, packaging, and overall reputation help customers identify and trust your products or services. 

In today’s fast-moving business environment, obtaining GST registration quickly is essential to start operations, raise tax invoices, and remain compliant with Indian tax laws. The good news is that GST registration can be completed within as little as 3 working days in eligible cases,

Starting a business in India during 2026–27 is easier, faster, and more transparent than ever before due to digital governance, simplified compliance systems, and government initiatives or schemes such as Startup India. 

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has introduced a revised regulatory framework for the stockbrokers, which is effective from 2026, marking one of the most important reforms in the India’s capital market ecosystem in recent decades.

As global attention on climate change, net-zero targets and ESG compliance increases, carbon credits have emerged or evolved as valuable and regulated tradable instruments. Businesses and project developers that reduce or remove greenhouse

The transfer of shares is a common corporate activity in private limited companies, arising from business restructuring, exit of shareholders, succession planning, or induction of new investors. Although the dematerialisation of shares is increasingly encouraged,

As climate change mitigation becomes a global priority, the carbon credit mechanism has emerged as a key market-based tool to reduce the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. While carbon credits are widely discussed, there is often confusion about who exactly the carbon credit system applies to.