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  • The 2012 edition of the India Annual Review could not be more timely
  • Hiroo Advani
  • By Rajan Vora, Ernst & Young India
  • Norwegian telecom operator Telenor is just one of many foreign investors adversely affected by the 2G spectrum scandal. The Government of India is now under pressure to find a solution to this unfortunate episode or face international arbitration
  • A Bill aimed at digitising the cable industry in India by 2014 was passed in December last year. Although the Bill will introduce various mandatory changes to the cable industry, the verdict is out on whether it will encourage much-needed consolidation in the industry
  • Shrikant Hathi
  • The Mines and Mineral Development and Regulation Bill is awaiting final approval before being enacted. Although it aims to comprehensively regulate India’s mining regime, and increase transparency in the granting of mining leases, its execution is expected to be difficult and could have serious financial implications for mining operators
  • J Sagar Associates
  • On January 1 2012, the Government of India introduced a new foreign investment route into India. The qualified foreign investor route carries with it expectations of boosting India’s low performing equity markets. But is this realistic?
  • SIAC’s head of South Asia and counsel Vivekananda N tells Canace Wong about the need for international institutional arbitration as a dispute resolution mechanism, and why investors should consider Singapore