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The viewpoint of being able to provide cheap drugs to a population which cannot afford it has started yet another debate in the pharma sector about how drug companies should price the life saving drugs in the developing world.

Research and development especially in the pharmaceutical sector is a time consuming, expensive and a resource intensive process.

Recent wars between the smartphone giants over the patent issues have brought into focus the importance of Standard Essential Patents.

Content creation, dissemination, and consumption occur at a staggering pace in the digital age.

The process through which knowledge or information pertaining to technological features is shared within a group or between organizations or entities is known as technology transfer...

In the realm of intellectual property (IP), licensing allows inventors and rights holders to share their creations while controlling how others can use them.

Google is a goldmine to obtain a plethora of information, and users' experience with this onslaught only extends when the information is received through images.

The importance of these decisions lies in their widespread impact. Countries like Brazil and South Africa have implemented India's approach in their own healthcare challenges. Fundamentally, this issue extends beyond patents, touching on the principles of fairness, dignity, and justice in the realm of global health.

It is in the context with infringement charts or as commonly known as the Evidence of Use (EoU) charts that they feature prominently in patent law – especially when used in litigation or licensing.

Our lives, nowadays, seem to revolve around devices; technological devices like computers, cell phones, more importantly smartphones using 3G/4G networks, and even the earphones...

The Mark "GLUCON-D" was granted registration by the Indian Trade Marks Registry under registration No. 305664/30 on May 21, 1975 in relation to "Glucose (for food), Flour and Preparations Made from Cereals, Bread, Biscuits (Not for animals), Pastry and Confectionary (Non-Medicated), Milk Chocolate" in the name of Glaxo Laboratories (Indian) Limited.

The article discusses the role of GCCs as an indirect investment channel into the innovation ecosystem. Observing that GCCs have become strategic innovation hubs that identify, engage, validate, and scale emerging technologies developed by Indian startups before a formal investment relationship is established, the author discusses the Key legal and regulatory considerations.

Rare diseases pose some of the gravest challenges in healthcare. Though uncommon individually, they collectively affect millions of people worldwide

The protection of intellectual property is vital to economic growth and global competitiveness. It has major consequences on a country’s ability to promote security and stability.

The change is effected through two instruments: the Food Safety and Standards (Licensing and Registration of Food Businesses) Amendment Regulations, 2026, notified via gazette on 10th March, 2026[1] (the “Amendment Regulations”), and a subsequent implementation order dated 13th March, 2026[2] (the “Order”) issued by FSSAI directing all licensing authorities to apply the revised thresholds with effect from 1st April, 2026.

Defence offsets are a significant opportunity for India to provide a growth impetus to its manufacturing sector.

Intex Technologies filed a complaint against the Swedish company Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson, alleging abuse of dominance by Ericsson while negotiating a licensing agreement.

Africa bears a very heavy burden of disease and its poor pharmaceutical manufacturing capacity forces it to rely heavily upon imports from other countries to fulfil its basic needs.