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Copyright 101: A handbook for Creatives

IPRMENTLAW in collaboration with Creative First and FICCI launches handbook on Copyright

IPRMENTLAW WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS (March 9-15, 2026)

Sudarshan Mohta - March 15, 2026

Bombay High Court Restrains Legends League Cricket from Using PPL's Repertoire The Bombay High Court granted an interim injunction...

IPRMENTLAW Highlights (March 2-8, 2026)

Savan Dhameliya - March 8, 2026

Karnataka Government proposes Social Media Ban for Children Under the age of 16 The Government of Karnataka has announced...

IPRMENTLAW WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS ( February 23– March 1, 2026)

Aviral Srivastava - March 1, 2026

Delhi High Court Shields News Broadcaster TV9 from YouTube Copyright Strikes, Affirms Fair Dealing and Bars Groundless Threats In...

IPRMENTLAW WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS (FEB 16-22, 2026)

Mridula Bhat - February 23, 2026

Delhi High Court Restrains Ilaiyaraaja from Exploiting Saregama’s Musical Works The Delhi High Court...

IPRMENTLAW Highlights (February 8 -15, 2026)

Savan Dhameliya - February 15, 2026

Reported Dispute Between Excel Entertainment and Ranveer Singh Over Exit from Don 3 Following the success of Dhurandhar, reports...

IPRMENTLAW WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS (FEB 2-8, 2026)

Lokesh Vyas - February 8, 2026

Mumbai Court Refuses Pre-Release Injunction Against O’Romeo, Suit to Continue on Merits A Mumbai City Civil Court has declined...

IPRMENTLAW WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS (26 Jan-1st Feb, 2026)

Sudarshan Mohta - February 1, 2026

Delhi High Court Restricts Canva’s ‘Present and Record’ Feature in India Over Patent Dispute The Delhi High Court has...

IPRMENTLAW Weekly Highlights (January 19 – 25, 2026)

Savan Dhameliya - January 26, 2026

Delhi Court Issues Notice to Kunal Kamra for video mocking Eknath Shinde A Delhi court has issued notice to...

Guest Post: Stranger Things, Familiar Disputes: Intellectual Property Challenges in Web Series Creation

Lokesh Vyas - January 25, 2026

About Author: Namya Agrawal, is a first year BA LLB student at Hidayatullah National Law University Introduction

Guest Post: Generative AI & Copyright Exhaustion: Evaluating India’s Proposed Centralised Licensing Model

Lokesh Vyas - January 25, 2026

About Author: Sminal Badge, is a 4th Year student from Maharashtra National Law University. The rise of generative AI from...

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