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  • Adrian Barger and Sona Princová of Barger Prekop summarise the conditions and outlook for the Slovak property market, which has emerged from the financial crisis with uncertain prospects
  • Infrastructure development is expected to be a driver for the continued growth of the Indian economy. While most of the issues in this area have been focused on obtaining funds for development, work has been continuing on all fronts. And with ambitious projects such as the Ultra Mega Power Plants planned by the government, energy production remains an important source of work for the top law firms.
  • Gajendra Haldea is adviser to the deputy chairman of infrastructure at the Planning Commission. He told Justin Kung about a sector that is providing lots of opportunities for foreign investors
  • In its 2011 Budget, announced in February, the Indian government increased the limit for foreign institutional investor (FII) investment in corporate bonds by infrastructure companies by US$25 billion. It followed this up in June, when it proposed a broad structure for the introduction of infrastructure development funds (IDFs)
  • By Pradeep Parikh, senior adviser (and former vice president of income tax appellate tribunal), and Rajan Vora, head of direct tax litigation, ?Ernst & Young India
  • Mumbai-based Dr Amar Supate is principal scientific officer at the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board. He explains to Justin Kung how Maharashtra state is hoping to benefit from instilling a comprehensive, integrated, long-term environmental policy for development
  • Left: Andimuthu Raja, poilitician; P. Chidambaram, politician; Barkha Dutt, journalist; Kanimozhi Karunandhi, politician and journalist; and Anil Ambani,chairman, Reliance
  • The justice delivery system in India, and the litigation system in particular, has been saddled with some degree of notoriety in recent years for being ponderous and inefficient. Recent developments from the judiciary and the legislature have been encouraging however, with a focused approach on improving litigation processes as well as promoting Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) mechanisms
  • As secretary general of international non-governmental organisation CUTS International, Pradeep S Mehta is playing a key role in framing competition policy in India. This includes offering sobering advice to the competition regulator
  • Kotak Mahindra Capital’s chief legal and compliance officer, Ajay Vaidya, gives a candid assessment of how he selects external counsel, the RBI’s subsidiary proposals for foreign banks, and the Sebi ruling on IDRs