“There is no parallel to Batra in this domain. His work has been pivotal to India’s progress.”

Justice A.K. Sikri, former Supreme Court Judge and now International Judge at the Singapore International Commercial Court, formally launched the book. Having penned the foreword, he praised the work as “phenomenal,” stating: It’s not just a statutory analysis, but a vision document — one that rightly links corporate insolvency with India’s broader economic goals.

Justice Ashok Bhushan, Chairperson of the NCLAT and former Supreme Court Judge, joined the chorus of praise:

“This book is more than scholarship; it is memory, blueprint, and moral compass.”

He called it essential reading for legal professionals, policymakers, regulators, and economists alike.

Former G20 Sherpa and CEO of NITI Aayog, Amitabh Kant, referred to the IBC as a “big bang reform” and lauded the book as: A vision document for 2047.

He added:

“To become a $35-trillion economy by 2047, India needs fast, mission-driven mechanisms to resolve commercial disputes — and IBC is at the core of that vision.”

“Rooted in the architecture of creative destruction.”

Sanjeev Sanyal, Member of the Prime Minister’s Economic Advisory Council and early collaborator with Batra on IBC implementation, appreciated its role in documenting the institutional memory of one of India’s most consequential reforms and highlighted Batra’s vision of India as a future global restructuring hub.