Reliance Entertainment has published an extensive policy on the prevention and resolution of sexual harassment, outlining procedures for complaints, investigations, and disciplinary actions. This initiative underscores the company's commitment to a respectful, discrimination-free workplace and strengthens protection for worker rights.

Indian regulators approved the merger between Reliance Industries' media arm and Disney's Indian entertainment assets, creating a conglomerate with 120 TV channels and two streaming services. This deal is set to reshape the media landscape in India and increase market dominance.

The article discusses a possible merger between Walt Disney's India unit and Reliance Entertainment, which is expected to create an entertainment powerhouse in India. Experts highlight that the deal may intensify market concentration, especially following a similar merger between Sony and Zee Entertainment, potentially raising antitrust concerns and questions about future media influence in the region.

Reliance, Inc. published a comprehensive Human Rights Policy outlining its commitment to ethical business practices, including safe working conditions, non-discrimination, fair labor practices, and respect for human rights as guided by US laws and UN principles. The policy, which was approved on 03/21/2023, reinforces the company's dedication to protecting employee rights and promoting diversity and inclusion across its operations.

Qwik Supply Chain Private Limited, a firm significantly linked to the Reliance Group, donated at least Rs 375 crore to the BJP through electoral bonds. This donation is part of a series of contributions by companies associated with the Reliance conglomerate, raising concerns about corporate support for far-right political agendas.

Firms associated with the Reliance group, including those sharing directors and addresses, purchased large amounts of electoral bonds during critical election periods (notably on May 9, 2019, and in a subsequent window in 2022 after a legislative amendment). These purchases, which largely benefited the BJP, highlight a strategy of channeling funds to support an authoritarian-leaning regime.

Reliance Industries, led by Mukesh Ambani, resumed US lobbying by engaging a new firm, Eversheds Sutherland (US) LLP, to advocate its position on US economic trade sanctions. The effective date of the registration was February 2, 2019, marking the company's re-entry into political lobbying after a hiatus.