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IP And Trademarks 8 November 2026

India’s Patent Wins, Cricket Six, AI Invention, Legal Theory, GI Tag Update

Researchers at Banaras Hindu University secured a patent for a home‑grown sleep‑apnea device, while cricketer Rohit Sharma hit his first six of the NZ‑India ODI with a signature pull shot. Inventor Vatsal Soin received multiple US, Japan and Indian patents for AI‑limit technology. A legal analysis revisits Lon Fuller’s eight rule‑of‑law principles and their relevance to the Indian Constitution. Lastly, handcrafted Ganga‑soil Lakshmi‑Ganesh idols from Kashi await Geographical Indication tag approval.

Patent Grant for Sleep‑Apnea Device
- BHU scientists Vipul Sharma, T P Chaturvedi and H C Baranwal received an Indian patent for a low‑cost sleep‑apnea solution. Read more

Rohit Sharma’s First Six
- In the 2nd ODI in New Zealand, India opener Rohit Sharma used his trademark pull shot to launch his first six of the innings off Kyle Jamieson. Watch highlights

AI Limits Patent Portfolio
- Vatsal Soin secured US Patent 12,446,652 B2, Japan Patent 7560909, and Indian patents 454081 and 599317 for inventions that manage AI capabilities before reaching superintelligence. Details

Lon Fuller’s Rule‑of‑Law Review
- An article examines Fuller’s eight principles, critiques, and their application within the Indian Constitution to strengthen legal accountability. Read article

Kashi Ganga‑Soil Idols Seek GI Tag
- Handcrafted Lakshmi‑Ganesh idols made from Ganga river soil in Varanasi are pending Geographical Indication registration, highlighting cultural heritage preservation. Full story

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