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Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) Signing Ceremony
Jindal Global Law School (JGLS) and Lexport entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on August 27, 2025, at the JGLS campus, Sonipat.
The MoU was formally signed by Mr. Srinivas Kotni, Founder and Managing Partner of Lexport, and Prof. Gaurav Shukla, representing Jindal Global Law School.
The Gamble of Game of Skills vs Game of Chance - Rolling dices of Gaming Industry| #GamingForNextGen
Rolling dices of Gaming Industry: The Gamble of game of skills vs game of chance | #GamingForNextGen #Gaming
Whether gambling is a vice or virtue, has always been a debatable topic.
And today the trending debate in gaming revolves around Game of Skill vs Game of Chance.
To understand the complexity surrounding this issue, we present to you our explainer,
“Rolling dices of the Gaming industry in India- Game of Skills vs Game of Chance”.
Watch, Srinivas Kotni, Founder and Managing Director, Lexport, help us understand,
🎮 the origin of gaming laws in India,
🎮 changes in laws with different judicial interpretations, and
🎮 also the debate surrounding game of skill vs game of chance.
Watch this and get more details around this debate in this interesting video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iIMFDCAEWc
IN CONVERSATION – YOUTUBE TAX – IS IT A HURDLE FOR INDIAN CONTENT CREATORS?
Watch now as Mr. Srinivas Kotni, Founder and Managing Partner, Lexport talks about the Youtube Tax.
He touches upon important aspects such as the effect of it on Indian content creators. Watch and find out what the expert has to say about other similar platforms following the same route in the future. And shares how the impact of this law can be minimized.
https://youtu.be/1LXJzRkr17k
Comic book 'Adventures of the GST Man' to demystify GST rules
A book seeks to demystify the complex layers and rules of Goods and Services Tax (GST) through visual storytelling.
In "Adventures of the GST Man", author Srinivas Kotni uses a fictional superhero to answer questions that one may have on this indirect tax levied by the government on all goods and services.
Kotni says he wanted to simplify the understanding of GST and make it more exciting by using caricatures and cartoons.
"The idea of a comic book on GST and its various concepts as introduced in India thus germinated in my mind," he says.
The GST Man, who is the superhero, holds the narrative in the entire book and seeks to impart knowledge on the tax structure in a creative and playful manner.
The book, published by Lexport, has a foreword by former Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley who says many concepts of GST have been "succinctly presented with a tinge of humour".
https://www.deccanchronicle.com/business/in-other-news/270619/comic-book-adventures-of-the-gst-man-to-demystify-gst-rules.html
Lexport partner pens comic on GST
The managing partner of LEXport, Srinivas Kotni, has released a comic book titled Adventures of the GST Man with the goal of simplifying taxation, a subject that is seen as complex and off-putting for lay people. “Simplifying things is harder, complicating them is easier,” Kotni told India Business Law Journal. “If the understanding is there, the compliance will be there.”
The 140-page book is illustrated in comic book form and takes readers on a journey, introducing changes to the country’s tax regime with the titular GST Man. “When we were students, complex documents looked unappealing but comic books were easier to read. It’s the same with grown-ups. The end goal is to disseminate knowledge and help people understand the goods and services (GST) tax. Nothing is better than the visual medium.
https://law.asia/lexport-partner-pens-comic-on-gst/
