Character Rights and Cultural Icons: The IP Wrangle over Andaz Apna Apna
Interestingly, in the ever-evolving landscape of intellectual property rights, quite a few cases manage to strike a chord with both the legal fraternity and Bollywood […]
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND COPYRIGHT: NAVIGATING OWNERSHIP OVER AI-GENERATED WORK
INTRODUCTION The rapid advancement in artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the landscape of the creative industries, giving rise to questions of unprecedented legality and morality. […]
Can Trump’s Tariffs Change the Global IP Landscape? An Analysis
According to U.S President Donald Trump, “‘Tariffs’ is the most beautiful word in the dictionary.” While many countries’ heads of state flocked to the Oval […]
The Pashmina Shawl and Precarious Future of Artisans
Background Pashmina shawls have for ages represented luxury, workmanship, and cultural legacy. The 15th Century king Zayn-ul-Abideen brought highly talented craftsmen from Persia, so introducing […]
Certificate Course on AI and IP Laws (19th July – 3rd August 2025)- The IP Press
This course offers an in-depth exploration of the intersection between Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Intellectual Property (IP). It is designed for law students to understand […]
COPYRIGHT IN REAL TIME: WHAT THE STAR INDIA V. IPTV SMARTER PRO CASE TEACHES US
With the highly anticipated Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 on the horizon, broadcasters are gearing up not just for peak viewership but also for a […]
Patentability of Computer-Related Invention: Disparate Treatment of Similar Categories
CRI Blog Series Part 2 I. Introduction In the previous blog, the position regarding technical effect and technical contribution has been analysed. The logical question […]
Patentability of Computer-Related Invention: Test of Technical Effect and Technical Contribution
CRI Blog Series Blog 1 I. Introduction The Indian Patent Office has recently published the Draft Guidelines for Computer-Related Invention, 2025.[1] The discussion for patentability […]
Trademark Bullying: When Brand Protection Becomes Market Suppression
Introduction Trademark law protects consumers from confusion and safeguards the investment businesses make in establishing their reputations. Yet, in practice, it can become a strategic […]
Dakshin Dispute: Can a Licensee Ever Become the Brand Owner?
IntroductionThe recent case of Adyar Gate Hotels Ltd. v. ITC Ltd.[1] reignited debate over the use of ex parte injunctions in intellectual property disputes. At […]
War, Words, and Winks: The Business of Branding ‘Operation Sindoor’
Operation Sindoor was a swift and precise Indian military operation launched in May 2025 in response to the Pahalgam terror attack. It targeted and destroyed […]
IP Day Goes Desi: Court Upholds Copyright in Indian Classical Music
In a recent judgement dated April 25, the Delhi High Court granted an interim injunction in favour of the Plaintiff in a copyright infringement suit […]
When Trademarks Break the Internet: How Intellectual Property Fuels Pop Culture Hype
In the world of pop culture, fans used to rely on cryptic interviews or leaked set lists for clues about what was coming next. Today, […]
BRANDING IN BHARAT: TRADEMARKING IN REGIONAL LANGUAGES
Navigating the Legal and Business Aspects of Regional Language Trademarks This article delves into the legal framework of registering a trademark in a regional language, […]
Designing Justice in Copyright Collectives: Towards More Accessible Complaint Procedures in Nigeria’s Collective Management Regulations
Collective Management Organizations (CMOs) sit at the heart of the copyright economy, helping creators manage and enforce their rights, collect royalties, and navigate the complex […]
Indian Jurisprudence on SEP Disputes: Balancing Equities or Favouring SEP Owners?
A Standard Essential Patent (SEP) is a patent that protects technology so crucial to an industry standard that it is impossible to follow the standard […]
AI and Copyright in Music Industry: A Battle for Creativity and Ownership
Artificial intelligence, as conceptualized by A.M. Turing, involves designing computer systems capable of performing tasks that typically require human intelligence[1]. AI has kindled a creative […]
Delhi High Court Considers Copyright Implications of ChatGPT’s AI Training in ANI v. OpenAI
ANI Media Pvt Ltd filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against OpenAI through the Delhi High Court after accusing OpenAI of illegally training ChatGPT with ANI […]
Certificate Course on Media and Entertainment Laws 4.0 (01 June – 22 June 2025)- The IP Press
Are you passionate about the world of media and entertainment? Do you want to gain a deeper understanding of the legal intricacies that govern these […]
Certificate Course on Fashion Laws- The Legal Side of the Runway (5th July 2025 – 20th July 2025)
The fashion industry generates millions of revenue and contributes significantly to the GDP of the nation. Hence, there have been numerous laws and regulations governing […]