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Indian government bodies publish to their own websites, on their own schedule, in their own formats, and tell nobody. FirstBrief watches them and puts what lands in front of the people it lands on — with the official document linked on every record, because that document is the one that counts.
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Every circular, notification and order, newest first, with a summary, any deadline in it, and a reading of how much it matters. What is new to you is marked as new.
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See what it changes
A circular rarely stands alone. Each one shows what it supersedes, continues or names, and the storyline it belongs to, so you read the current position rather than one instalment of it.
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That is the whole archive, and it is small. Everything on this page came from 12 bodies — all we have connected so far. More are being added, and until one is, we say so rather than implying coverage we do not have. A circular's absence from here has never meant it was not published.
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The corpus
What Indian regulators published
Every circular, notification and order we have ingested, newest first. Each record links straight back to the official document it came from.
This document sets the aeronautical tariffs (charges for airlines using airport infrastructure) for Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, Hyderabad for the fourth control period running from 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2031. It changes the rates that will apply during this period.
This document introduces a new framework for an 'IT Resilience Index' specifically for Market Infrastructure Institutions (MIIs). MIIs are entities like stock exchanges and depositories. The index will measure and report on the robustness of their IT systems. This changes the rules and the reporting framework for these institutions, but it does not specify a deadline by which a new action must be taken.
SEBI is updating its cyber incident reporting portal to use the same format as other financial regulators, requiring regulated entities to submit reports using the Financial Incident Reporting and Enforcement (FIRE) format. This change applies to all entities regulated by SEBI, including listed companies, intermediaries, and market infrastructure institutions.
The Airports Economic Regulatory Authority of India has determined the aeronautical tariff structure for Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru for its fourth control period, which will run from April 1, 2026 to March 31, 2031. This sets the charges that airport operators can levy on airlines and other service providers using the airport.
The circular allows KYC Registration Agencies (KRAs) to share client KYC information with financial entities regulated by the International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA). This applies to KRAs and entities operating within IFSCA-regulated financial services centers.
Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) can now submit a digitally signed Power of Attorney (PoA) document to their designated depository participants. This is an alternative to submitting a physical, wet-inked copy. The digital PoA must be signed using a valid digital signature certificate issued by a Certifying Authority licensed under India's Information Technology Act, 2000. This change applies to all FPIs and the depository participants that serve them. It provides a new digital option but does not mandate a new action or set a deadline for compliance.
Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) can now use digitally signed Powers of Attorney for their onboarding and other processes with Designated Depository Participants. This replaces the previous requirement for a physical, wet-ink signature.
This notice is about Flipkart being directed to stop selling certain toys on its platform. The toys in question were found to not meet compulsory safety standards set by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS). This action applies specifically to Flipkart Internet Private Limited.
The Competition Commission of India has amended its regulations concerning commitments. The new rules change the procedural framework and conditions under which commitments can be made and accepted by the Commission, applying to parties under investigation or likely to be under investigation for alleged contraventions of the Competition Act.
The United Nations Security Council has updated its sanctions list for ISIL (Da'esh) and Al-Qaida by amending 21 entries. You must immediately check your customer and account records against the updated list to ensure you are not holding any assets for these sanctioned individuals or entities. You must also follow the specific procedures outlined in the UAPA Order for freezing any assets you find.
The Central Consumer Protection Authority has taken action against Amour Bistro for allegedly adding mandatory service charges, which violates consumer rights and constitutes an unfair trade practice.