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‘Darjeeling’ is Not Owned by Tea Board

The Calcutta High Court ruled that Geographical Indication registration for Darjeeling Tea does not give the Tea Board exclusive rights over the term Darjeeling in other contexts. This post examines the legal reasoning and its implications for intellectual property rights in India.

How Many More Patents Would it Take to Make the World a Better Place to Live in?

This post explores how patents in green technology are shaping India’s sustainable energy landscape, particularly in solar and wind sectors. It objectively examines key inventions, trends, and the ongoing need for innovation to ensure a better future.

Marrying Open Standards and Open Source

The post examines the intersection of open standards and open source software, addressing compliance and intellectual property concerns. It details the Open Standard Requirement and its significance for legal compatibility in India.

If I Could Copyright… My Book: Copyrights and Writers (Part 5)

This article explains the copyright registration process for literary works in India, including required forms, documents, and application steps. It provides practical guidance for writers seeking to secure their copyright.

Life of a Gene in India

This analysis addresses the uncertain legal landscape for gene patents in India, with a focus on isolated and purified gene sequences. The author calls for clearer guidelines and consistent application of patent law by the Indian Patent Office.

Intellectual Property and Yoga Massage

The post explores how intellectual property law applies to creative yoga massage techniques, with insights from practitioners and a review of relevant patent filings. It highlights the limited pursuit of patents in this field despite significant innovation.

Kerala and Kodagu floods – An appeal for help!

Kerala and Kodagu have experienced catastrophic floods, leading to substantial loss and hardship. This post provides structured guidance on verified relief funds and donation procedures, urging the community to contribute towards ongoing disaster relief efforts.

KASHMIR REMOVED FROM MISSION IMPOSSIBLE, IIFA ACCUSED OF PLAGIARISM, PIRACY CASES AGAINST COX, COPYRIGHT CASE SETTLED BY GREAT DANE, BIRA MERCHANDISE AND MORE

This post examines recent copyright and entertainment law developments including high-profile infringement cases, plagiarism allegations, and industry licensing updates. It also provides the latest Indian copyright statistics and insights into merchandising trends, following a structured legal perspective.

Tiger Zinda Hai Censor Issues, Gautam Gambhir’s Plea Rejected, Madras HC and Producer’s Rights, PIL Against Bare Act Publication, Disney Acquires Fox and More Weekly Copyright and Entertainment Law News and Updates

This weekly report reviews significant copyright and entertainment law news, including Tiger Zinda Hai’s censor issues and Disney’s acquisition of Fox. Key legal updates from Indian courts and new industry trends are also analysed.

Apple iPad vs Xiaomi Mi Pad, Amy Schumer Trade Mark, Verizon Trade Mark Infringement, Jaradalu Mango GI and other Weekly Trade Mark News

This bulletin analyses key trademark news from India and abroad, including Apple’s legal victory over Xiaomi, Verizon’s infringement case, and Amy Schumer’s trademark filing. Updates on Jardalu Mango’s GI application and industry trends in trademark deregistration are also discussed.