The AI Liability guidance offers a practical, India-focused perspective on how accountability and responsibility should be understood and allocated as enterprises adopt agentic AI. Rather than proposing new standards, it shows how established binding doctrines apply to autonomous, multi-vendor AI systems, and maps where responsibility sits across the value chain that brings AI into use. It covers the domains of agentic AI, the forms of impact and risks these systems may create, and the factors that shape accountability. It also sets out why a proportionate, clearly allocated approach to governance, oversight, and liability matters for India — to guide the user industry while accelerating responsible AI adoption.