Folk Music and its effects on Copyright Law: An In-Depth Analysis of Anamika Sood vs. Saregama
Savan Dhameliya -0
Introduction
The mechanisms of copyright enforcement, particularly automated or unilateral takedown notices on platforms such as YouTube, have increasingly become a point of headache for many creators and have also been a ground for dispute in various instances. You can see our past note...
AMAZON V. AMWAY: DELHI HIGH COURT RULES THAT DIRECT SELLERS ON E-COMMERCE WEBSITES PREVAIL OVER (AND WITHOUT CONSENT OF) DIRECT SELLING ENTITIES
Anushree Rauta -
By Anushka Verma
In a battle between Direct Selling Entities (‘DSEs’) and e-commerce platforms, the Delhi High Court has decided in the favour of the latter and has declared that selling products of DSEs online without taking consent of the entities is not a trademark infringement. In the...
Calcutta High Court rules Vodafone Idea cannot use songs as caller tunes without copyright society licence
The Calcutta High Court held that Vodafone Idea cannot commercially exploit copyrighted songs as caller tunes without obtaining licences from the relevant copyright society. The Court rejected arguments...
Reliance Industries Ltd moves Bombay High Court to halt release of Carry On Jatta 4
The upcoming Punjabi film Carry On Jatta 4 has landed in legal trouble ahead of its scheduled theatrical release on June 26, 2026. Reliance Industries Ltd. has approached the Bombay High...
I. Introduction to ‘Code of Best Practices for Online Curated Content Providers’ and ‘Self Regulation for Online Curated Content Providers’.
At the start of 2019, the Internet and Mobile Association of India (“IAMAI”) had introduced a document titled ‘Code of Best Practices for Online...
TEACHERS ARE EVERYWHERE SO ARE STUDENTS! HAPPY TEACHER’S DAY: A DAY TO CEREBRATE ONE OF THE MOST CELEBRATED RELATIONSHIPS
Lokesh Vyas -
Teachers are everywhere so are students. They both are equally important for society but are they such simple social constructions? Or are they metaphors for maintaining knowledge sharing?, Or are they harbingers of epistemic justice? If everyone is a teacher and everyone is a student, then what about others?...
Aaj Tak Logo gets protection from infringement by the Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court recently passed an ex parte interim injunction order protecting news channel Aaj Tak’s logo from trademark infringement by digital news channel ‘Charcha Aaj Ki’ .
Guest Post: Generative AI & Copyright Exhaustion: Evaluating India’s Proposed Centralised Licensing Model
Lokesh Vyas -
About Author: Sminal Badge, is a 4th Year student from Maharashtra National Law University.
The rise of generative AI from ChatGPT and Stable Diffusion to large language and image models has collided with traditional copyright. AI systems rely on massive datasets scraped from books, articles,...
Guest Interview: In conversation with Vanditta Malhotra Hegde, Founder and Managing Partner, Singh & Singh | Malhotra & Hegde
Anushree Rauta -
On the occasion of International Women’s Day, I am pleased to bring in our second guest interview with Ms. Vanditta Malhotra Hegde.
Ms. Vanditta Malhotra Hegde, Founder and Managing Partner of Singh & Singh| Malhotra & Hegde, is an accomplished lawyer with more than 17 years of legal advisory and...
SHIVANI TIBREWALA VS. RAJAT MUKHERJEE: BOMBAY HIGH COURT PAVES WAY FOR RELEASE OF THE FILM ‘UMEED’
Harshil Dureja -
A recent judgement in the matter of Shivani Tibrewala vs. Rajat Mukherjee came as a respite to the makers of the movie ‘Umeed’ which might finally release three years post its scheduled release. This is a case that has lingered on for quite some time giving major headaches to...

















