Safed Parindey Trademark Battle: Gujarat HC Rules Against Sheri Affair Organizers
Another trademark dispute is making headlines in India, this time in the Gujarat High Court, involving just two small words: “Safed Parindey.” This case is related to the Safed Parindey Trademark Battle. The case centers around two major event management companies in Gujarat that organize Navratri celebrations—The Sheri Affair and Safed Parindey Event Management Company. […]
Andaz Apna Apna Trademark Dispute: Delhi HC Pulls Up E-Commerce Giants & YouTube for Infringement
Another major trademark dispute has reached the Delhi High Court, and this time it concerns the beloved 90s cult classic Andaz Apna Apna. The film gifted Indian audiences some of the most iconic characters, dialogues, and scenes—many of which still live on today through memes and pop culture references. However, the Andaz Apna Apna trademark […]
Trademark Clash Over ‘Kawach vs Kavach’: Delhi HC Asks Ambuja & JSW to Seek Amicable Settlement
Once again, a high-stakes trademark infringement case has reached the Delhi High Court. This time, the dispute is over the word “Kawach”, a term already trademarked by Ambuja Cements, one of India’s biggest cement makers and now part of the Adani group. The rival in this Ambuja vs JSW Kawach trademark case is none other […]
Bombay High Court Bars Rambos from Using URSOCAL Brand After Sun Pharma Trademark Case
Sun Pharma, one of India’s most well-known pharmaceutical companies, has secured a significant legal victory in its ongoing Sun Pharma URSOCOL trademark case against Rambos Lifesciences over trademark infringement of the brand name URSOCOL. The Bombay High Court granted Sun Pharma an interim injunction, restraining Rambos from using the marks URSOCAL and URSOCAL-300, which were […]
Delhi High Court Cracks Down on Fake Burger King Franchise Scam: Websites Suspended, Bank Accounts Frozen
The Delhi High Court has once again made it clear that protecting a company’s name and brand is a top priority, especially when it comes to trademark misuse and fraud. This was evident in the ongoing case involving a fake Burger King franchise website. The Court ordered these websites and emails to be shut down and […]
Supreme Court Rejects Pernod Ricard’s Appeal in Blenders Pride vs. London Pride Trademark Battle
Another trademark battle has come into the spotlight, this time between global liquor giant Pernod Ricard, maker of the popular whisky brand Blenders Pride, and London Pride, owned by Karanveer Singh Chhabra of JK Enterprises. The Blenders Pride vs London Pride trademark dispute moved through the lower courts before finally reaching the Supreme Court of […]
Duniyadari Logo Dispute: Delhi High Court Urges Zee to Review Design, India Today Open to Talks
One more trademark clash is making headlines in India and has landed before the Delhi High Court. In the most recent turn, the court is preparing to take up the ongoing ‘Duniyadari’ logo dispute involving the India Today Group and Zee Media Corporation. The case revolves around Zee’s use of the title ‘Duniyadari’—written in Gurmukhi […]
Disproportionate: Delhi HC Quashed 12 Lakh Fine on Vi-John in Trademark Infringement Case Against Dabur
Big update in the Vi-John vs. Dabur trademark case—on July 31, 2025, the Delhi High Court decided that the ₹12 lakh fine on Vi-John was too harsh, especially since the delay in their response wasn’t serious enough to deserve such a high cost. Dabur said that Vi-John’s toothpaste looked too similar to its Meswak product—right […]
Apple Inc. Initiates Lawsuit Over Alleged Trademark Violation by Apple Cinemas
Apple is making headlines once again, but this time for a different reason. It’s not due to the launch of a new product or streaming series, but rather because the company has filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against Apple Cinemas, a regional movie theater chain operated by Sand Media Corp. Apple alleges that the theater […]
IP Litigation in India: Process, Laws, and How Disputes Are Resolved
With the growing awareness around Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), more investors and innovators are actively filing applications to protect their inventions and creations. IP litigation. This surge in registrations has naturally led to a rise in disputes, as overlapping claims and infringement cases become more frequent. In recent years, India has seen a sharp rise […]
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