Administration of law and justice cooperation pledged, including prison reforms, cyber security and capacity building with Barbados.
Meetings with Barbados' Attorney General and Minister of Home Affairs focused on administration of law and justice, prison reforms, constitutional law, cyber security, international terrorism, and technical and economic cooperation, with India offering assistance in skill development, capacity building, and training in legal and parliamentary studies.

Bilateral engagement expanded through ministerial visit, agreement to deepen government cooperation and broaden people-to-people ties.
A ministerial visit under the Bruhad Sampark Yojana focused on strengthening bilateral engagement by meeting the Prime Minister and senior officials, offering Indian support for progress and development, and engaging the Indian diaspora through visits to historic settlements to expand people-to-people ties.

Diplomatic outreach to strengthen ties and engage diaspora through ministerial visits and cultural programmes abroad.
The "Brihad Sampark Yojna," coordinated by the Ministry of External Affairs, uses ministerial visits to strengthen international cooperation and renew connections with the Indian diaspora through bilateral talks with senior representatives and participation in community and cultural programmes.

Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code collaboration to boost research, capacity building and awareness under a formal MoU framework.
A Memorandum of Understanding creates a collaboration between the insolvency regulator and a corporate affairs think tank to undertake joint research and publication, capacity building, awareness and advocacy for stakeholders and professionals implementing the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016. The agreement emphasises reciprocity, mutual benefit, best efforts and frequent interactions to strengthen institutional infrastructure, regulatory oversight and practical application of corporate and individual insolvency processes through enhanced professional competence and dissemination of evolving knowledge.

Registration as registered valuer requires RVO membership, recognised education, passing the IBBI valuation exam and RVO recommendation.
Registration as a registered valuer requires meeting eligibility, qualification and experience criteria, RVO membership, completion of an IBBI recognised educational course, passing the IBBI valuation examination, and obtaining the RVO's recommendation; individuals submit Form A through the RVO and entities submit Form B through their RVO with supporting documents and payment for IBBI processing under the Rules.

Valuation registration transition allows existing valuers to continue without registration while applications and exams proceed.
A transitional arrangement under the Companies (Registered Valuers and Valuation) Rules, 2017 permits persons rendering valuation services under the Companies Act, 2013 to continue performing such services without a certificate of registration for an extended transitional period, while valuation examinations have been made available and eligible persons may apply for registration in accordance with the Rules.