Ananda Rao’s Padamati Gali is a powerful Telugu play examining the plight of Indian farmers in the face of land acquisition and socio-economic challenges. The narrative provides a nuanced portrayal of rural resistance, making it a significant contribution to modern Indian theatre.
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This post reviews key copyright and entertainment law developments, focusing on legal disputes, policy updates, and industry news in India and globally. Detailed analysis covers Facebook’s cooperation with law enforcement, major copyright lawsuits, and digital media business trends.
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Ms. Vinita Radhakrishnan’s talk at IIM Ahmedabad analysed women’s roles in Indian patents, research, and innovation. She explored trends in women’s participation in science, technology, and entrepreneurship, offering a legal and strategic perspective.
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This analysis explores the legal and historical dimensions of indoor cricket, including its rules, patenting, and influence on the sport’s evolution. The post evaluates how innovation and legal protection have contributed to the sustained popularity of cricket.
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This post reviews key patents for artificial cricket pitches, focusing on technological advancements that enhance surface quality and enable global play. It objectively examines how patented innovations can make cricket accessible in diverse climates.
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The Bombay High Court has introduced the doctrine of unclean hands as a defense in trademark infringement matters. If the plaintiff’s mark imitates another, relief may be denied. This ruling reshapes litigation strategies in Indian trademark law.
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This post examines the patenting of bowling machines in cricket, focusing on their technological and legal aspects. It discusses key inventions and their impact on cricket practice.
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The post covers significant trademark news, including Amul’s notice to Google and international legal updates. It provides structured insights into Indian trademark statistics and recent legal developments in the intellectual property domain.
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This article explores the legal complexities of GPL license compliance in light of recent allegations against Google’s Android. It reviews how OSS enforcement is evolving and discusses the broader implications for businesses using GPL-governed software.
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This article examines the role of speed guns in cricket, focusing on their technological development and influence on fast bowling. It provides an analytical overview of how radar technology has shaped modern cricket and bowling records.
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