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  Operation Sindoor should not be allowed for commercial exploitation: PIL in SC seeks trademark ban

  India | May 11, 2025 7:23 IST

  Operation Sindoor: The military strikes were carried out under Operation Sindoor two weeks after the massacre of 26 civilians in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam.

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  Delhi High Court affirms 'well-known' status for Haldiram trademark | Deets Inside

  Lifestyle | April 04, 2024 13:48 IST

  The Delhi High Court's decision to declare 'Haldiram' as a 'well-known' mark is a milestone in India's trademark law. It not only recognises the brand's significant cultural and commercial imprint but also underscores the need for robust legal protections for well-known trademarks.

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  PayPal sees ‘blue’ over PayTM’s logo, sues Vijay Shekhar’s company for trademark violation

  December 16, 2016 19:08 IST

  PayPal, a leading global payments platform, on Friday sued its Indian counterpart PayTM alleging that the Noida-headquartered company stole its logo. In its complaint for trademark opposition, PayPal contends that its brand

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  Apple fails to prove iPhone a famous brand in China, loses trademark battle in court

  May 04, 2016 20:31 IST

  Beijing: Amid a dwindling growth in sales and disruptions to some other services witnessed by Cupertino-based tech giant Apple’s flagship iPhone in China comes another shocker, this time over the name of its trademark ‘iPhone’.

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  Cricket Australia trademarks "63 Not Out" phrase

  Cricket | December 26, 2014 16:33 IST

  Melbourne: Cricket Australia has trademarked the phrase "63 not out" in what it calls a defensive move to prevent people from cashing in on the death of batsman Phillip Hughes.Hughes, who died two days after

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  DU to soon have policy on registration of patents

  India | October 19, 2014 9:24 IST

  New Delhi: What research exactly is patentable? What are the legal issues involved? If the student pursues a research using university infrastructure, is the outcome students' intellectual property?All these questions by Delhi University (DU) students

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  Taj Group of Hotels wins battle over trademark of its spa

  May 04, 2014 17:08 IST

  New Delhi: The Taj Group of Hotels has won a legal battle in the Delhi high court over trademark ‘JIVA' used for spa services in its hotels across the globe. Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva restrained businessman Ashwajeet