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RBI is getting over conscious regarding Payment Regulatory Board. We must welcome digital technology with open arms. There shall be no clash of interest in reforms like these

American Federal court declared cryptocurrency as commodities.

We Congratulate Mr Sinha for his Dynamic Coverage in DNA Newspaper, DNA Property Section, New Delhi Edtion. Cheers!

Advocate Pankaj Sinha's Dynamic article on Rera is been loved by the journalist and the readers. Nervertheless We Thank Yourstory for Publishing his article again.

Can the RERA Act truly resolve India’s housing crisis? The introduction of the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) Act on May 1, 2017, by the Parliament of India, came as a welcome move for Indian home-buyers, giving them the means to address pertinen...

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Afternoon Despatch and Couriers Newspaper.
By Advocate Pankaj Sinha.
The introduction of the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) Act on May 1, 2017 by the Parliament of India came as a welcome move for Indian home-buyers, giving them the means to address pertinent issues such as project delivery delays, property pricing, quality of construction, and title and other changes. The act was established with the goal of bringing in unprecedented efficiency and transparency in the Indian real estate sector, which contributes more than 5-6 percent of India’s GDP and is expected to touch a formidable USD 180 billion by 2020. However, in order for prospective home buyers to effectively leverage the benefits of RERA, they must pay attention to a few key factors, says Advocate Pankaj Sinha, founder of Right Direction.

By Advocate Pankaj Sinha, Right Directions

The introduction of the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) Act on May 1, 2017 by the Parliament of India came as a welcome move for Indian home-buyers, giving them the means to address pertinent issues such as project delivery delays, property pricing, quality of construction, and title and other changes. The act was established with the goal of bringing in unprecedented efficiency and transparency in the Indian real estate sector, which contributes more than 5-6 percent of India’s GDP and is expected to touch a formidable USD 180 billion by 2020. However, in order for prospective home buyers to effectively leverage the benefits of RERA, they must pay attention to a few key factors, says Advocate Pankaj Sinha, founder of Right Direction.

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Congratulations to Mr Pankaj Sinha, for a wonderful Print Coverage from Silicon India.
His Article on Rera Property must read.
https://www.siliconindiamagazine.com/magazine/realestate-awards-bengaluru-2018/

https://theindianjurist.com/2018/08/03/bitcoin-myth-reality/
The Indian Jurist, one of the leading lawyers websites According to Pankaj Sinha “As of now Bitcoin is neither legal nor illegal and the issue is pending in the apex court. Even the RBI has not stated Bitcoin transactions as illegal and for the time being, it is being kept on hold. Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) concerns the introduction of parallel currency to the Indian rupee,” explains Pankaj Sinha, an advocate and founder of Right Directions. Bitcoins are neither ‘commodities derivative’ nor ‘securities’ under the Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act, 1956 and just amending the definition of ‘securities may not resolve the issue of Bitcoin regulation

Bitcoin: Myth or Reality? - The Indian Jurist Digital currency Bitcoin made its debut in 2009 and ushered in a new era of cryptocurrency. There are more than 500 cryptocurrencies to choose from but Bitcoin remains the favourite. Regulators, tax authorities and enforcement agencies are exploring the phenomenon....

https://india.siliconindiamagazine.com/viewpoint/cxoinsights/bitcoin-myth-or-reality--nwid-13574.html
Silicon India, According to Pankaj Sinha, Today cryptocurrency has become a global product. It is neither a currency nor a derivative. I personally feel it should be included in the securities contract law as a security and should be treated as equity with KYC and other formalities

Bitcoin Myth or Reality?

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Advocate Sinha seconds the decision to have our country’s own cryptocurrency. Sinha says, “It is still unofficial and has not yet been confirmed by the government of India. In case, if the government has any plans to introduce it I feel we all should wholeheartedly welcome it. India has no virtual currency yet. Bitcoin is introduced in Japan and is a legal tender there.” The government should understand the current structure and legal implications and suggest a framework for regulation of such virtual currencies. Also, new products like patents, copyrights, and trademark will be introduced and proper guidelines for its smooth functioning should be made

Bitcoin: Myth or Reality? By: Pankaj Sinha August 7, 2018: Bitcoin Myth or Reality By- Pankaj Sinha (Download PDF) The Author, Pankaj Sin...