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'Venetoclax' at the IPO: Why Generics Need More than Patent Refusals How much of a win is a

The newly granted Surat Cut diamond GI tag promises to recognise craftsmanship, skill, and one of

In a clash between legacy broadcast media and digital watchdog journalism, the Delhi High Court's

There has been mistakenly an entry repeated from the previous edition. Apologies for the

After an exciting week of discussion on GIs, ambush marketing, and the right of publicity, here is a

A very happy World IP Day to our readers! As the IPL frenzy returns, so does the battle for consumer

“A Tale of Two Countries”. That is how the Delhi HC Division Bench (“DB”) described the judgment

Building on Part I's critique of the DHC's doctrinal conflation in the Allu Arjun case, Part

Recent personality rights orders from the Delhi High Court continue to push the doctrine into

Welcome back to another week of Bells & Whistles. Before we get into this week's Bell — we

In keeping with a broad global trend, the Indian Patent Office has refused Dr. Stephen Thaler's

This post is co-authored with Dr. Aakanksha Kumar. Dr. Aakanksha Kumar (She/Her) is an independent

Entering the second half of April with a post on the ANI v OpenAI case, the judgment for which the

The question of whether a refurbisher, after repairing a product, can remove the affixed mark and

With judgment now reserved in ANI v OpenAI, India stands at the cusp of what might be its first major

On 16 March 2026, a single bench (SB) of the Delhi High Court (DHC), in Mahindra and Mahindra Limited

From Delhi to Bombay, Music Licensing Goes Off the Beat A lot has been happening with the repertoire

Entering the second week of April announcing the faculty line up for the SpicyIP Summer School 2026!

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

Continuing the discussion on the Sci Hub litigation, in Part II of their post, Rishabh Upadhyay and

The Sci-Hub litigation has dragged on for years without confronting the core question it presents:

Can trademark law be used to reclaim what design law has deliberately released into the public domain

Beginning April with a rundown of the major IP developments in 2025 on SpicyIP TV! Post on two recent

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

Section 3(i) of the Patents Act has long left the boundaries of diagnostic method exclusions

The UK Supreme Court's decision in Emotional Perception AI Limited v Comptroller General of

In the Acharya Balkrishna personality rights case, the Delhi High Court had an opportunity to rein in

In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court has quashed proceedings against Sujoy Ghosh in the Kahaani

What happens when patent oppositions are filed, heard, but never decided? Highlighting the specific

Almost at the end of March with a post on the wonder drug Semaglutide's patent expiry and its