This what most successful Indian entrepreneurs like Tata and Birla abide by, so challenge yourself.

THERE HAS NEVER BEEN A BETTER TIME TO MAKE IN INDIA.”

In India, copyright law is governed by the Indian Copyright Act, 1957, where section 13 of the Act lists the works in which copyright subsists.

Physical application prices increased by 25% As a part of Digital India initiative, Government is encouraging more online filings than physical filings.

Currently, the Union has 98 members, extending up to 114 countries.India joined the Madrid Protocol with effect from July 8, 2013 and consequently, made amendments to the Indian Trademarks Law (via inclusion of Chapter IVA in the Trade Marks Act, 1999 in accordance with The Trade Marks (Amendment) Act, 2010).

In India, copyright law is governed by the Indian Copyright Act, 1957, where section 13 of the Act lists the works in which copyright subsists.

He claimed that, Rangoon is a Love triangle between an actress, an Indian fighter, and a film producer It is based on World War-II and the Indian Freedom Movement The script of the movie started back in 2005, it underwent iterations and was completely overhauled over the past few years The script on which the film is based is registered with the Film Writers Association in 2016 The character of Kangana is a composite of several leading ladies of that era and not on the film actress Nadia The defense of fair dealing is the main catch point of copyright law.

The Court, while referring to section 29 (4) of the Trade Marks Act, 1999, recognized the essentials for dilution as under: (1) The impugned mark must be identical or similar to the injured mark; (2) The one claiming injury due to dilution must prove that her/his mark has a reputation in India; (3) The use of the impugned mark is without due cause; (4) The use of the impugned mark (amounts to) taking unfair advantage of or is detrimental to, the distinctive character or repute of the registered trademark.

Some familiar examples of these are; com- commercial businesses, gov-Government agencies, edu-educational institutes and org-organizations.

Based on the feedback and concerns raised by the related persons and experts, the Act is further amended several times relaxing few provisions therein, aiming for a business-friendly India.