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As we proceed through the year, it is with great pleasure that we present the second edition of our Intellectual Property Newsletter for 2024. This quarter has witnessed a plethora of noteworthy developments, legal battles, and advancements within the realm of intellectual property (IP).
A prominent highlight of this quarter is the recognition of over 60 Indian products with Geographical Indication (GI) tags.These GI tags not only protect the unique characteristics of these products but also empower local artisans and communities, promoting economic growth and cultural pride. The declaration of 'Haldiram' as a well-known trade mark by the Delhi High Court solidifies the brand's standing within India, demonstrating the crucial role of robust trade mark protection in today's interconnected world. Moreover, the ruling by the Tokyo District Court that arificial intelligence (AI) cannot be considered an inventor under Japanese Patent Law initiaties an essential discourse on the future of AI in innovation. Through this edition, INDUSLAW's Bharadwaj Jaishankar, Sana Singh, Trushita Mehra,Ishita Goyal and Rachit Garg aim to provide youwith an insight on these and other important development.
We invite you to explore the wealth of information and insights presented in this edition. We value your readership and hope that you find this newsletter both informative and engaging. Happy reading!
