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Welcome back to another week of Bells & Whistles. As always, we've rounded up a mix of

Into the second week of February, with formal comments from our bloggers on the DPIIT's proposed

Long post ahead! PIIT on 23rd January 2026 had put out a concept note titled “Proposed Amendments to

(Disclaimer: Long post ahead, mostly a translated excerpt from an archive. But it might be engrossing

As most in the IP world would've noticed over the last two months, there's been much

Welcome back to another week of Bells & Whistles! As always, we've rounded up a mix of

Entering February by announcing the second edition of the SpicyIP Summer School in 2026! A three part

Reviewing Part III of the book- “Intellectual Property Debates in South Asia”, edited by Dr. Pratyush

“Intellectual Property Debates in South Asia“, edited by Dr. Pratyush Nath Upreti (Reader in Law at

Continuing the discussion on the book- “Intellectual Property Debates in South Asia“, edited by Dr.

This Weekly Review is authored by Md. Sabeeh Ahmad. Entering the final week of January with the

Happy Republic Day, everyone! Welcome back to another week of Bells & Whistles. As always, we

After a rigorous round of reviewing several exceptional entries, we are delighted to announce the

In a marked departure from prior personality-rights jurisprudence, the Madras High Court in T.

Translation: Don't think we are on the same side, we are different. On Monday, a DB of the DHC

As climate change alters the taste, texture, and viability of iconic regional crops, the very idea of

Welcome back to another week of Bells & Whistles! We're kicking things off with fresh uploads

The Centre for Intellectual Property Rights (CIPR) at the National University of Advanced Legal

A post critiquing the Bombay HC judgment in Anand Khosla on the arbitrability of IP disputes. Does

The Delhi High Court's decision to stay execution of a damages decree in M/s Pearl Engineering v.

Through a public notice issued on January 7, 2026, the Office of the Controller General Patents,

Recently, in Nippon v. Controller, the Delhi High Court intervened to rein in an unduly rigid view of

In Anand Khosla v. Punam Kumari Singh, the Bombay High Court quietly retreats from the Supreme

Patent professionals and researchers would know the pain of correctly identifying the final granted

The dedication page from the book: Intellectual Property Debates in South Asia: Law, Development and

The story of Phonographic Performance Limited (PPL) and its tryst with the Copyright Society

How many chances do you really get to appeal a rejected patent application? Recent High Court

The Delhi High Court in Zydus v. Controller of Patents has reaffirmed a formal separation between

Welcome back to another week of Bells & Whistles! As always, we've rounded up a mix of

More on the DPIIT Working Paper on AI and Copyright – a post on lawful access while ignoring