To Significantly or not to Significantly Contribute!
Kartikay Singh
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (“USPTO”) has rescinded its Biden-era guidance concerning inventorship in the context of artificial intelligence…
The AI Three-Body Problem
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Ever wondered why we colloquially say “teen tigada kaam bigada”? As it turns out, this idiom captures surprisingly a complex truth that finds its roots in classical physics…
Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025 – Notified!
Rishikaa
Nearly two years after the notification of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (“DPDP Act”), the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology…
Trademark Infringement: Confusion vs. Dilution – Understanding the Legal Divide
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In a fast-evolving physical and digital marketplace, trademarks serve as silent salesmen, helping build enduring consumer trust with every interaction…
The Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025 and Draft Rules Issued Thereunder: An Overview
Rishikaa & Anindita Deb
Ostensibly driven by concerns of negative societal impact, public health, safety, and criminal activity, the Central Government announced…
Privacy and Competition: The Dynamic Duo of Digital India
Kokila Kumar & Anindita Deb
In the digital economy, personal data is not just a privacy concern; it has become a source of market power for digital companies.
Trademark Protection vs. Generic Words: Lessons from the Yatra v. BookMyYatra Dispute
Anand Kumar & Gauri Khanna
On August 22, 2025, the Delhi High Court passed a notable order in the matter of Yatra Online Limited v Mach Conferences and Events Limited, concerning trademark infringement and passing off.
Lessons for Private Entities from MEITY’s Competency Framework for AI Integration
Jasman Dhanoa & Sejal Lahoti
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (“MEITY”) has released a report titled “Empowering Public Sector Leadership: A Competency Framework for AI Integration in India” (“Report”).
Killing the Messenger? Impact of the DPDP Act on Journalism
Jasman Dhanoa & Sejal Lahoti
Journalism serves as an essential guardian of public accountability and an invaluable source of information. As the “fourth estate”, journalism is an indispensable arbiter of public opinion that not only informs citizens but also empowers them.
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