CAM Radio: A Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas Podcast

Legal Innovation at Scale: How CAM Is Becoming an AI-First Law Firm

In this episode, Our Chief Innovation Officer, Komal Gupta in conversation with Partner, Richa Roy explore legal innovation at scale in CAM, one of India’s largest law firms, transforming how it imagines and delivers legal services.From the early adoption of AI-powered due diligence tools to firmwide ideation programs like Vichaar, the launch of India’s first legal tech incubator Prarambh, and the rollout of generative AI platforms such as Legora and Copilot, this conversation traces CAM’s multi-year journey from experimentation to becoming an AI-first organisation.The discussion goes beyond technology to examine how innovation truly works inside a law firm, the cultural shifts required, the importance of design thinking and client-centric problem solving, the role of policy and risk management, and why empowerment and transformation sit at the heart of sustainable change.Key themes include the difference between legal and non-legal AI tools, responsible AI adoption, data confidentiality and governance, building internal capability, driving adoption across offices, and preparing lawyers for a future where legal excellence and digital fluency are equally essential. A must-watch for lawyers, in-house counsel, policymakers, and anyone interested in how AI and innovation are reshaping the legal profession in India and beyond.

Clear Cut: The Real Estate Playbook: Law, Capital & Compliance

In this episode of CAM Radio our Partners Ritha Ulbyre and Abhilash Pillai in conversation with Shrija Agrawal of Rizing decode everything the headlines don’t tell you about the Indian real estate. From the surge in commercial assets, Grade A offices, logistics parks, data centers, hospitality and alternative asset classes, to how title due diligence, land reforms, zoning, conversion laws shape every investment decision. This episode is your inside track to understanding the engines powering India’s next decade of growth. Whether you're an investor, developer, lender, or simply curious about how India’s real estate engine truly works and the laws that govern it, this is the conversation that reveals the legal backbone of one of India’s most important asset classes.

Clear Cut: Why India’s Green Future Is Profitable: Dr. Sudhir Mehta on the EV Revolution

In this episode of CAM Radio, Our Partner Surya Sreenivasan and Dr. Sudhir Mehta, Chairman of EKA Mobility, discuss the economics, policy, and innovation powering India’s electric mobility revolution.Dr. Mehta argues that going green is no longer about goodwill — it’s about good business. Backed by hard data, he explains why the EV movement represents the most transformative and profitable industrial shift India has seen in nearly a century.From India’s Panchamrit goals announced at COP26 to the government’s Make in India EV roadmap, this conversation connects the dots between sustainability, national strategy, and private enterprise. Dr. Mehta dives deep into how falling solar power costs, cheaper battery storage, and a robust policy ecosystem are creating the perfect inflection point for clean mobility.He also challenges conventional wisdom around subsidies — explaining how public transport electrification, particularly in buses and heavy commercial vehicles, is already financially self-sustaining with payback periods of just 2–4 years.For India, this isn’t just about achieving net zero — it’s about making green the new growth engine.

PoshPod: Can the complainant/respondent object to the IC's findings?

In the latest episode of our podcast series - The POSHpod jointly organised by Parity Consulting and produced by Pickle Jar Media our Partner Bishen Jeswant and Laxmi Char Co-Founder at Parity Consulting discuss whether the POSH Act allows a complainant or respondent to dispute the Internal Committee’s (IC) findings.

Is the CEO an employer? Can they be investigated? If yes, Who constitutes the IC?

Any CEO who controls the workplace could meet the POSH Act description as an 'employer'. How can the internal members of the IC conduct a free and fair investigation? How does the POSH Act see this? Tune into The POSHpod season 3, episode to have these questions answered by your hosts Laxmi Char and Bishen Jeswant.