So, we’re getting ready for our #NAMApolicy event on Ecommerce, in Delhi next week on the 26th of September, and Bangalore on the 10th of October (more details soon). We’ve got about 150 odd people confirmed, but in case you’d still like to attend, please apply here. There's a wait-list that'll be in operation soon, and we'll confirm participants shortly. In case you've confirmed and need to drop out, please do let us know. We'll announce panelists shortly: we're still open for speakers, and especially if you have a great woman speaker to recommend, please let me know at nikhil@medianama.com. A Reading list First up: a leaked draft of the E-Commerce policy, here. Mint has an explainer here, but I'd still recommend reading the entire draft policy. General Reading List Pradeep Mehta, secretary general, CUTS International weighs in on the Draft E-Commerce policy in Mint. [READ] A discussion paper from CUTS International is here [READ]. A viewpoint from CUTS is here [READ] From September 2001, here's a viewpoint from Nishith Desai and Associates on India's negotiations on Ecommerce at the WTO. [READ] Why a Single Regulator For E-commerce is Needed to Boost the Travel Industry? (READ) How to Fight Amazon (Before You Turn 29) (READ) Former Snapdeal General Counsel Ashish Chandra on the regulatory challenges that e-commerce companies face in India (READ) Opinion | Why the draft e-commerce policy is unlikely to change the marketplace (READ) National Report On E-commerce Development In India (Read) How Reliance shaped the India First…
