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Tirangi Barfi: From Independence Struggle To Getting Gi Tag Contributor: Naman Tricolour Barfi, also known as Tirangi Barfi, is a lovely treat that symbolizes the tricolour flag of India. During India’s Independence Day festivities, a delectable in orange, white, and green is quite popular. Nevertheless, did you know that Tiranga Barfi was once a delectable, […]

Trademarking Trends: Brand Protection In The Fashion Marketplace Contributor: Beula Grace Kadiyala Success in the fierce world of fashion depends on safeguarding your intellectual property and brand. Trademark infringement cases are frequent since the business is continuously looking for fresh concepts and designs. Fashion firms need to have strong trademark strategies in place if they

Trademarks and E-Commerce in India: Protecting Brands in the Digital Marketplace Contributor: Hriday Jain E-commerce has changed the nature of trade and commerce in the era of the Internet, especially in a nation as vibrant as India. India’s e-commerce sector has grown exponentially due to the country’s growing population, fast-growing middle class, and rising internet

Redefining Trademark Dilution in Indian Jurisprudence Contributor: Shravit Arora Virtual influencers, sometimes referred to as CGI influencers, are digitally generated personalities intended to fill the responsibilities normally filled by real people on social media. Artificial intelligence (AI), advanced computer graphics, and animation techniques are used to create these virtual beings. On social media, they are

Redefining Trademark Dilution in Indian Jurisprudence Contributor: Manthan Patel According to Black’s Law Dictionary, dilutions mean “The act of reducing the proportion of ownership held by current investors through issuance of new shares of common stocks”,2 but in the ambit of Intellectual Property law, it means when a famous or a well-known mark is infringed

Role of IP in the Sports Industry Contributor: Vinayak Veer Intellectual Property (IP) is a creation or invention by someone it can be images, design, symbols, literary and artistic works. Intellectual Property is known as a negative right because the owner enforces them by stopping third parties from exploiting the rights subjects. But in general

Redefining Boundaries: AI, Copyright, and Intellectual Property Rights Contributor: Priyanka Khandelwal The pervasive growth of AI is evident across multiple domains, including industries, software development, art, and literature. As AI continues to exert influence over our workflows and outputs, there arises a compelling necessity to reassess current copyright laws. AI’s expanding role is poised to

Mickey Mouse: A Copyright Odyssey Contributor: Sonalika Gupta January 1, 2024, marked a watershed moment in intellectual property history as Mickey Mouse, after 95 years of copyright protection, ventured into the public domain. This transition not only symbolized the liberation of a beloved character but also ignited discussions on the broader implications for creativity, innovation,

Legality Of Online Gaming Laws In India Contributor: Kiran Kirti Rath What Is Gaming Law, and Why Is It Necessary? Games, whether in the form of gambling or popular social or casual games, are enjoyed by people of all age groups across the globe for their entertainment value. In fact, despite its many vices, gambling

New Ball Game for IP in Metaverse Contributor: Aman Vedwal Imagine, jumping off from the peak of Mt. Everest with a paraglider and landing on Miami’s beach or just sipping a coffee while walking in a park with your friend from across the globe. This is what Metaverse means. Metaverse is the virtual reality space