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"Fast fashion refers to the unoriginal rapid production of clothing at a similar or lower cost to what launched these street names in the...

Introduction Have you ever taken a chocolate bar just because it seemed familiar before looking at the brand name? That is not an...

For a very long time, numbers have not just been used in day-to-day activities, like measuring quantity, keeping track of time, following...

With the growing influence of social media, the advertising trends have drastically shifted to social media influencing which essentially focuses on promoting a product through an influencer, typically an individual with significant online followers. A recent report by Quoruz, reveals that India’s influencers count has surged with a 322 percent growth rate. This sudden and enormous growth can be imputed to precision targeting, as these influencers accurately reach the targete

Introduction A bench of the Bombay High Court (“Court”) recently heard the case of Yamaha Hatsudoki Kabushiki Kaisha v. Registrar of...

India is an old player of the Textile and Clothing Sector. The textile industry linked to agriculture for raw materials and linked to ancient culture and traditions of the country makesit unique from industries of other countries. The estimated input of indigenous apparel and fabric-based enterprise in India is 2.3 % to the country’s GDP, 7% to mechanized production and 11% to outbound trade. Textile Industry’s contribution to India’s export is approximately 13.5% of the tota

As India’s innovation landscape grows, the efficiency and reliability of its patent system have become more important than ever. However, patent practitioners and applicants continue to face persistent and continued challenges in navigating the procedural aspects of the Indian Patent Office (IPO) owing to several operational and policy-level concerns that hinder the effectiveness of patent prosecution. This article highlights such key systemic challenges and proposes practica

In the evolving world of AI and digitalization, where content creation on various platforms such as YouTube remains a source of entertainment and also a source of livelihood for the creators, Can personality rights of the celebrities be a threat to their creation or is it protected under the constitutional provisions? These questions along with the interplay of personality rights, right to privacy, and the constitutional provisions have been discussed below along with the opi

Since the past decade, India’s start-up economy has increased by many folds, transforming the spirit of innovation and development in the...

Despite having a robust legal regime and procedures in place, the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process of Indian mining...

A two-judge bench of the Supreme Court of India, comprising Justice Surya Kant and Justice N. Kotiswar Singh, delivered a landmark...

In such a world where artificial intelligence (AI) has evolved from mere support to participating in actual creation, a new legal...