IP And Trademarks 3 August 2026
India News Update
India's diesel and petrol sales have risen in July, and the country is set to showcase its GI-tagged handloom and handicraft products at a Delhi summit. The government is also strengthening the handloom sector through institutional partnerships, and a recent court ruling has stated that the trademark opposition time limit is mandatory. Additionally, Cusat has been granted an Indian patent for an eco-friendly process to make tin porphyrins.
India's diesel and petrol sales have risen in July. The country is also set to showcase its GI-tagged handloom and handicraft products at a Delhi summit. Some key points about the summit include:
- The summit will feature India's rich Geographical Indication (GI) handloom and handicraft products
- The government is strengthening the handloom sector through institutional partnerships to empower weavers
- Cusat has been granted an Indian patent for an eco-friendly process to make tin porphyrins.
The Madras High Court has ruled that the trademark opposition time limit is mandatory and cannot be extended.
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