INTRODUCTION The Aravalli Hills, which begins from Delhi and stretches through Haryana, Rajasthan, and Gujarat, is one of India’s oldest mountain ranges and has long been an important environmental resource. In addition to acting as a natural barrier to stop the Thar Desert from spreading, this ancient mountain range is
An analysis of the Lay’s vs Jay’s trademark dispute, explaining how phonetic similarity led to cancellation under the Trade Marks Act, 1999.
INTRODUCTION Gig workers became a prominent subject of parliamentary discussion during the 2025 Winter Session. Picture having full control over your working hours yet never being certain if this month’s income will be enough to pay the rent. Picture being labelled “self-employed,” but having no protection when illness or injury
INTRODUCTION India’s Parliament recently introduced the Central Excise Amendment Bill, 2025. This change updates the tax rules for tobacco and similar sin goods, like pan masala. It steps in as the GST compensation cess ends soon, keeping high taxes on these harmful products to protect government money and public health.
INTRODUCTION The Right to Disconnect Bill was introduced in the Lok Sabha on 6 December 2025 signals a major shift in the country’s approach to employee welfare and workplace boundaries, the idea is to create workplace boundaries and mental health awareness in India. In an era where work follows employees
This article examines the Sanchar Saathi app mandate and its implications for privacy, constitutional rights, and digital democracy in India. It analyses the Puttaswamy judgment, DPDP Act, IT Act, and TRAI’s role to assess whether compulsory installation violates the Right to Privacy and democratic freedoms.
INTRODUCTION The New Labour Codes came into effect on November 21, 2025. The government of India implemented four key New Labour Codes, namely The Code on Wages, 2019, Industrial Relations Code, 2020, Code on Social Security, 2020 and the Occupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions Code, 2020, replacing 29 existing
INTRODUCTION In a landmark step for non-traditional trademarks in India, the Trade Marks Registry has accepted an application by Sumitomo Rubber Industries Ltd. (Japan) to register a smell mark for advertisement in India. The mark described as: FLORAL FRAGRANCE/ SMELL REMINISCENT OF ROSES AS APPLIED TO TYRES” (Application No. 5860303,
Rule 43 of the Trademark Rules, 2017 specifies the contents of a notice of opposition (Form TM-O) filed under Section 21 of the Trademark Act,1999, within four months of the trademark’s publication in the Trade Marks Journal. The rule requires the notice to include the application number and goods/services being
INTRODUCTION To understand Trademark Opposition, one must first understand what is a Trademark? So, Trademark is a sign, logo, or name that helps people identify a company’s goods or services. It builds trust, a product brand, and gives businesses a unique identity, for instance, the Nike logo. Section 21 of
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