Section 3 Of The Patents Act defines patentability in India by setting clear legal limits on what can be protected as an invention. It also explains key exclusions under Section 3(d), Section 3(k), and other provisions that shape patent filing strategy, judicial interpretation, and innovation policy. Innovation serves as the
The Company Incorporation Rules 2026 are set to reshape company registration in India by simplifying forms, reducing duplication, and making incorporation more digital in structure. On 8 April 2026, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) issued a draft notification proposing amendments to the Companies (Incorporation) Rules, 2014, and invited public
In the twenty-first century, innovation is no longer measured merely by what a nation manufactures, but by what it patents.[i]From artificial intelligence and semiconductor technologies to biotechnology and advanced manufacturing, Indian startups and manufacturers are increasingly developing cutting-edge technologies with global commercial potential. India has emerged as one of the
GST Compliance Requirements in 2026 have changed significantly as India moves toward real-time enforcementIf you manage finance, run a business, or advise clients on tax-related matters in India, GST Compliance Requirements have changed significantly under the real-time enforcement regime. The shift is not imaginary. As of 2026, India’s Goods and
When a law outlives its empire, it becomes a ghost. The Sedition Law, which was formulated by the British Administration to suppress dissent against the Crown, is a ghost that has proven difficult to exorcise. In the landmark case of S.G. Vombatkere v. Union of India ((2022) 7 SCC 433) on May
Can vs Must in Arbitration Clauses is a decisive issue in Indian contract drafting because the exact words used in an arbitration agreement determine whether arbitration is binding or optional. A recent Supreme Court judgment on arbitration, Nagreeka Indcon Products Pvt. Ltd. v. Cargocare Logistics (India) Pvt. Ltd., 2026 INSC 384,
The recognition of unpaid domestic labour has long been kind of a significant topic in legal, economic, and social discourse. In the landmark judgment of Shishu Pal & Ors. v. Surjeet & Ors (2026 INSC 634), the Supreme Court of India took a bold step and advanced compensation jurisprudence by
The Kala Hiran Controversy raises urgent questions about personality rights, artistic freedom, and defamation in Indian cinema. The rising trend of adapting real-life controversies into cinematic works has raised significant legal questions concerning the interaction of artistic freedom, personality rights, and reputational interests. The controversy surrounding the film, “Kala Hiran:
The first few months of 2026 were notable for several developments in intellectual property law, spanning artificial intelligence disputes, domain name reforms, and personality rights litigation across major intellectual property jurisdictions. A number of significant court decisions were delivered, disputes involving artificial intelligence, changes in the domain name system, and
“The world’s finest wilderness lies beneath the waves.” -Robert Wyland (American Muralist) In the ancient epic of Samudra Manthan, when the Devas (gods) and Asuras (demons) churned the ocean, they sought amrita (nectar of immortality) but found treasures beyond imagination, such as Lakshmi (goddess of wealth), Kamadhenu (wish-fulfilling cow),
Section 3 Of The Patents Act defines patentability in India by setting clear legal limits on what can be protected as an invention. It also
The Company Incorporation Rules 2026 are set to reshape company registration in India by simplifying forms, reducing duplication, and making incorporation more digital in structure.
In the twenty-first century, innovation is no longer measured merely by what a nation manufactures, but by what it patents.[i]From artificial intelligence and semiconductor technologies
GST Compliance Requirements in 2026 have changed significantly as India moves toward real-time enforcementIf you manage finance, run a business, or advise clients on tax-related
When a law outlives its empire, it becomes a ghost. The Sedition Law, which was formulated by the British Administration to suppress dissent against the
Can vs Must in Arbitration Clauses is a decisive issue in Indian contract drafting because the exact words used in an arbitration agreement determine whether
The recognition of unpaid domestic labour has long been kind of a significant topic in legal, economic, and social discourse. In the landmark judgment of
The Kala Hiran Controversy raises urgent questions about personality rights, artistic freedom, and defamation in Indian cinema. The rising trend of adapting real-life controversies into
The first few months of 2026 were notable for several developments in intellectual property law, spanning artificial intelligence disputes, domain name reforms, and personality rights
“The world’s finest wilderness lies beneath the waves.” -Robert Wyland (American Muralist) In the ancient epic of Samudra Manthan, when the Devas (gods) and
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