Aditya Birla Group and Times of India have purchased Royal Challengers Bengaluru for Rs.16,660 crore, marking the biggest franchise acquisition in IPL history. Top firms AZB & Partners, Khaitan & Co, and Morgan Lewis advised on the landmark transaction.
Krishnamurthy & Co. (K Law) served as legal advisor to Mount Judi Ventures for its latest investments in Hexalog and Thimblerr, two tech-driven startups focused on improving logistics and manufacturing operations through innovative digital solutions for global supply-chains.
Weaver Services Private Limited acquired 75.01% of Centrum Housing Finance from Centrum Capital and other shareholders. Khaitan & Co advised Weavers on this deal and on agreements with Morgan Stanley Private Equity Asia to purchase the remaining 24.99% stake in total.
The Bengaluru Real Estate Team led by Senior Partner Prashantha Kumar, with Practice Head Keerthi Kishore, Associates Nidhi Ganesh and Amrutha Babladi, advised Godrej Properties Limited in acquiring nearly 19 acres of land parcels across three Hoskote Taluk villages in a Rs.180-crore transaction.
Trilegal advised the Neo Secondaries Fund on its primary and secondary investment in Baldor Technologies (IDfy), as Neo Asset Management led a INR 476 crore funding round through its flagship private equity vehicle to support IDfy’s growth plans.
Fox & Mandal advised Ambuja Neotia Healthcare Venture Limited and Ambuja Neotia Hotel Ventures Ltd on securing land from the Guwahati Metropolitan Development Authority for a new hospital and hotel in Guwahati, forming part of a Rs.700 crore integrated healthcare–hospitality project in Assam.
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The Supreme Court ruled that unregistered property claims hold no legal value. Only properly documented, registered ownership will be protected by law.
India’s judicial collegium system, once a shield for independence, now faces strong criticism for its lack of transparency and diversity. CJI B.R. Gavai’s 2024 remark has reignited the demand for urgent reforms.
The Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) 2023 replaces colonial-era criminal procedures with digital tools like e-FIRs and e-summons, aiming to make justice quicker, transparent, and more inclusive across India.
