On July 6, the Directorate General of Health Services, Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (

[Very long post ahead!] A little over a week ago, we wrapped up the 2nd edition of our SpicyIP Summer

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What an eventful week it was, with the post announcing the long-awaited results of the SpicyIP-jhana

The Supreme Court's refusal to stay the injunction in Flipkart v. Marc has brought an overlooked

This is in continuation of Part 1 which dealt with the pre-independence history of Library Deposits

In 2024 the Union Government approved One Nation One Subscription, a scheme to fund national access

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As machine learning systems increasingly transform healthcare, patent law faces a fundamental

[This weekly review is authored by Vikram Raj Nanda. Vikram is a third-year student at National Law

The wait is finally over! After carefully reviewing a range of thoughtful and insightful entries from

The Delhi High Court has once again weighed in on the evolving doctrine of transborder reputation,

The Delhi High Court's recent decision upholding the temporary nationwide blocking of Telegram

Ecumenical Christian Centre We are extremely excited to announce that the 2026 edition of the SpicyIP

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The recent collaboration between India's CSIR and Brazil's National Institute of Industrial

While reading the historical debates leading to the passing of the first post-independence Copyright

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A three-pass funnel for patent searches and NLUJ's call for papers for the latest volume of the

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National Law University, Jodhpur's Journal of Intellectual Property Studies (JIPS) is inviting

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On 22 May 2026 the Delhi High Court held that Google infringes the trademark HINDWARE by letting

Salam, In the previous post, I discussed the Oxford letter, which was itself merely a response to an

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What happens when copyright enforcement tools become instruments of commercial control rather than

In a significant ruling in Hindware v. Grohe, the Delhi High Court drew a distinction between the use

Bonjour. Today, I want to talk about something French. No, not wine. Not even cheese. But the French