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Delhi High Court Stops Use of Deceptive “Domino’s” Variants in Trademark Dispute – Interim Relief for Domino’s Pizza

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The Delhi High Court has granted interim relief to Domino’s IP Holder LLC and Jubilant FoodWorks Limited, restraining several businesses from using deceptively similar names to the globally recognized “Domino’s” trademark. The court passed the order in response to a trademark infringement lawsuit filed by Domino’s against fifteen different entities operating under names such as […]

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Bombay High Court Dismisses TikTok Plea Seeking ‘Well-Known Trademark’ Status in India

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In a major development in India’s intellectual property landscape, the Bombay High Court has rejected TikTok Ltd’s plea challenging the Trademark Registrar’s refusal to recognize the short-video platform’s name, “TikTok,” as a well-known trademark in India. The court cited national security concerns and the continuing ban on the platform as critical reasons for its decision.

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Delhi High Court Grants Interim Relief to Volvo in Trademark Infringement Case Involving Counterfeit Buses

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The Delhi High Court has granted interim relief to Swedish automobile giant Volvo, restraining multiple Indian entities from manufacturing, marketing, and operating buses that imitate the company’s design and illegally use its trademark. The order came in a trademark infringement suit filed by Volvo against several Indian defendants who allegedly attempted to pass off counterfeit

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TVS Trademarks Norton “Electra” Nameplate in India: Classic Revival or Electric Surprise?

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In a significant step toward reviving and expanding the historic Norton Motorcycles brand, TVS Motor Company has officially filed a trademark for the name “Electra” in India. The move signals the brand’s intentions to develop new models under Norton’s iconic legacy and possibly enter the competitive mid-displacement motorcycle segment. Norton Electra: A Blast from the

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Akari Therapeutics Receives Patent in India for Thailanstatin Analogues, Boosting Global IP Portfolio

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Biopharmaceutical company Akari Therapeutics Plc (NASDAQ: AKTX), focused on developing advanced therapies for rare and autoimmune diseases, has secured a significant intellectual property milestone with the granting of a patent in India for its innovative thailanstatin analogues. The Indian Patent Office issued Patent No. 562,919, providing the company exclusive rights to its proprietary RNA splicing

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Xiaomi Patents Advanced Solid-State Battery for Electric Vehicles with 1,200km Range and 10-Minute Charging

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In a significant step toward revolutionizing electric vehicle (EV) battery performance, Chinese tech giant Xiaomi has registered a groundbreaking patent for a new solid-state battery design featuring a layered electrode architecture. This move signals the company’s growing ambitions in the EV space, where high-performance batteries are key to long-term success. Xiaomi’s Solid-State Innovation: What’s New?

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Bombay High Court Grants Interim Relief to ‘Social’ Pub Chain in Trademark Dispute with ‘Social Tribe’

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In a significant ruling for intellectual property rights in the hospitality industry, the Bombay High Court has granted interim relief to Impresario Entertainment and Hospitality Pvt. Ltd., owner of the well-known “Social” chain of pubs and cafés, in a trademark infringement case against a Mumbai-based restaurant operating under the name “Social Tribe.” Trademark Dispute: Social

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Donald Trump Eyes Entry into Telecom Sector: Trademark Filings Hint at Trump-Branded Smartphone and Mobile Network

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U.S. President and business magnate Donald J. Trump appears poised to expand his vast commercial empire into the telecom sector. Recent trademark filings suggest plans for a Trump-branded mobile phone and possibly a dedicated wireless network, signaling the next chapter in Trump’s entrepreneurial journey. Trump Files for “TRUMP” and “T1” Telecom Trademarks According to filings

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Global Agrochemical Patent Expiry 2026–2028 to Open $1.15 Billion Generic Crop Protection Market

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Patent expiries of key agrochemicals like Cyantraniliprole and Pinoxaden from 2026 to 2028 will unlock $1.15 billion in opportunities for generic crop protection manufacturers. A new wave of patent expiries in the global agrochemical sector is expected to reshape the competitive landscape between 2026 and 2028, as several high-value crop protection molecules lose their exclusivity.

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BSF Unveils Patented Digital Camouflage Uniform; Unauthorized Use Now a Criminal Offence

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In a significant step toward modernization and security enhancement, the Border Security Force (BSF) has officially introduced a new digital camouflage uniform, uniquely tailored for India’s varied terrain and patented to prevent unauthorized reproduction. The move marks a historic shift in the BSF’s operational gear, reinforcing both tactical functionality and legal protection. Uniform Designed for

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