In the midst of election fervor and the bustling currents of Corporate India, there emerges a discourse that’s setting the business world abuzz: the draft Digital Competition Bill, heralded by the Centre. This legislative proposal, still in its nascent stages following the inter-ministerial committee’s report, stands at the verge of reshaping India’s digital landscape. With the digital economy poised to skyrocket to $1 trillion by 2025-26, the implications of this bill are monumental, aiming to sculpt the future of digital dominance and competition within the Indian market.
Dinoo Muthappa talks about the intricacies of the draft bill, its comparative stance to the EU’s Digital Markets Act, and more.
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