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  • Choreography Work
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    Dancing into the Legal World – Copyright Protection of Choreography Works under Indian Law

    By KnowLaw / July 1, 2022

    When life gets tough on us, how do we lighten ourselves? Few go shopping, few tend to listen and sing music and become a bathroom version of Shreya Ghoshal and some feel dance is the key. Dance,…

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  • Sports Industry
    Blogs

    The Conundrum of Intellectual Property in the Sports and e-Sports Industry – A Critical Study

    By Neerav Panchu / June 13, 2022

    The gaming and sports industry is a multi-billion dollar industry that sees astronomical viewership and supports globally. An increasing population and factors such as the pandemic have led to an increase in the viewership of sporting and…

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  • Virus
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    Virus Patents in India – A Techno-Legal Analysis

    By Aseema Memon / April 24, 2022

    The National Human Genome Research Institute elaborates on the meaning of a virus in great biological detail. It states that a virus is a small collection of genetic code, either DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) or RNA (ribonucleic acid),…

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  • Traditional Knowledge
    Blogs

    Protecting Traditional Knowledge and the issue of Bio-Piracy under IP Law – A Distress Call

    By Swati K. / March 15, 2022

    India is a land not only rich in culture and heritage but also in its natural resources and traditional knowledge in respect of lifestyle, medicine, and agriculture passed on from generations together. The indigenous or tribal communities…

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  • Copyright
    Blogs

    Copyright in the World of Binary – Issues Present, Threats Posed and a Way Forward

    By Charishma Sai Konagalla / March 9, 2022

    One of the greatest achievements of the human mind has been the advancement of digital technology. Technology has provided a plethora of opportunities in areas such as media, entertainment, communication, advertising, and education. However, the easy availability…

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  • Pharmaceutical Products
    Blogs

    Patenting Pharmaceutical Products – Putting IPR & Human Rights on a Weighing Scale

    By Divjot Kaur / February 25, 2022

    We often get intrigued by the © or ™ signs on the packets of different products we buy and wonder what it means? Well, the © here means copyright, and ™ here means the trademark and these…

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  • Folklore
    Blogs

    Fortifying Folklore – Using the Shield of Intellectual Property Rights for Protecting Folklore

    By Nitish Kumar / February 21, 2022

    We see indigenous art replicated onto carpets and clothes, traditional music blended with contemporary songs which are presented to the public as original and authentic compositions, handwoven and handcrafted products copied and sold as authentic, these types…

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  • 3D Printer
    Blogs

    The Printing Revolution – Challenges of 3D Printing on Intellectual Property

    By Aparna Venkataraman / January 28, 2022

    3D printing is not new to the market. But what is new to the market is the commercial viability of owning one, which makes IP infringements quite easy. What a 3D printer essentially does is convert a…

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  • Internet of Things
    Blogs

    Technological and Net Neutrality – Recalibrating Intellectual Property in the Age of Information

    By Kushal / January 15, 2022

    The information era we live in gives us the power to own, control, and access information.  The law in this era has continued to play its role in granting rights and regulating behavior concerning valuable resources (in…

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  • Intellectual Property
    Blogs

    Diving deep into the realm of Copyright – Perspectives on Fair Dealing

    By Vaibhav Goyal / December 13, 2021

    I feel that copyright should be far more embraced in discussions as an enabler of creativity, an enabler of the diversity of what we publish, or an enabler of property. Michiel Kolman Copyright is a sort of…

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  • Competition Laws
    Blogs

    Looking at Patent Law in India from the Competition Aspects – Scope and Challenges

    By Neha Dahiya / December 5, 2021

    The essence of “invention” and its importance for human civilization has been summarized by William James in the following words – Invention, using the term most broadly, and imitation, are the two legs, so to call them,…

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  • Rasgulla
    Blogs

    Rasgulla vs. Rosogolla – A Bitter Battle of Sweet

    By Kavya Srinivasamurthy / November 25, 2021

    The fight over the perceived sweet of Bengal, Rosogolla, became highlighted when the Odisha government requested the acknowledgment of “Odishara Rasgulla” and asserted it to have started in Odisha itself. While both the states professed to have…

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  • Darjeeling Tea
    Blogs

    Protecting Darjeeling Tea under IP Laws – A Critical Analysis

    By Rohan Madhok / November 23, 2021

    All over the world, there are various kinds of goods or products that are preferred by the consumers over other products for only one reason. That is the high quality of certain goods that are derived from…

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  • Blogs

    IP Protection of Inventions in Plant BioTech – A Critical Study

    By Aradhya Singh / October 28, 2021

    The products of the mind, imaginative works, and intellects are collectively known as Intellectual Property. They are the form of ideas, that on converting to tangible forms, can be safeguarded. Inventions, Computer software, music, videotapes, and plant…

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  • Patent Lifeforms
    Blogs

    Patenting Life Forms and GMO – Scope and Challenges for Patent and other Intellectual Properties

    By Neha Dahiya / October 12, 2021

    Bollworm caterpillars are the worst enemies of cotton crops. Their infestations at the ball or the fruition stage can pave the way for complete economic devastation for the farmer. Over the years, bollworms have been destroying cotton…

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