Patents Slow Innovation in Fast-Moving Tech Sectors
Patent laws designed for slower eras now hinder progress as AI accelerates discovery. Historical examples show how extended monopolies block innovation.
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Delhi HC Allows Zydus to Sell Cheaper Cancer Drug Biosimilar
Delhi High Court overturns injunction, allowing Zydus Lifesciences to manufacture and sell biosimilar of Nivolumab, making cancer treatment 70% cheaper in India.
Delhi HC Permits Zydus to Sell Cancer Drug Biosimilar
Delhi High Court permits Zydus Lifesciences to sell its biosimilar of cancer drug Nivolumab until patent expiry in May 2026. Court mandates detailed sales records to protect innovator Squibb's interests. Read more.
SC: Drug charges alone don't threaten public order for detention
The Supreme Court freed a Hyderabad woman detained under a preventive law, ruling that drug charges must specifically threaten public order, not just law and order. Read the landmark judgment details.
AI Tool Unlocks Patent Research, Saves R&D Time
Perplexity Patents, an AI-powered tool, helps innovation teams validate ideas and explore patent landscapes using natural language, preventing costly late-stage discoveries. Discover how it streamlines R&D.
MIMS Files 6 AI Medical Patents for Cancer Surgery
Mandya Institute of Medical Sciences announces 6 joint patent applications for AI-driven cancer detection tech, marking a major step in establishing a Medical AI & Robotics hub in Karnataka. Discover the breakthrough.
Jakhar Seeks Probe Into Video Involving Punjab CM Mann
Punjab BJP President Sunil Jakhar calls for an independent high court probe into a controversial video involving CM Bhagwant Mann, questioning its authenticity and the CM's moral authority. He also criticizes state governance.
Kerala HC Upholds Women's Property Rights via Family Settlements
Kerala High Court rules that a registered family partition deed can grant property rights to women, even if they had no inheritance rights under pre-1956 Hindu law. Landmark judgment emphasizes voluntary arrangements.
UAE's 2026 Wildlife Law: AED 2M Fines, 15-Year Jail
The UAE replaces 22-year-old rules with a strict new federal law from 2026, aligning with CITES. It imposes fines up to AED 2 million and jail for illegal wildlife trade. Read more.
Natco Pharma Sues to Revoke Novo Nordisk's Semaglutide Patent
Natco Pharma files suit in Delhi High Court seeking revocation of Novo Nordisk's patent on diabetes drug semaglutide. Court issues notice, hearing set for Feb 5. Indian pharma race for generic Ozempic heats up.
KGMU-IIT Kanpur get patent for wearable breast sensor
SIB SHInE at KGMU, with IIT-Kanpur, patents a wearable sensor for early breast abnormality detection. A breakthrough in med-tech innovation. Read about the collaborative triumph.
PU's Robotic Lawn Mower Gets Patent for Grass Printing
Panjab University's Design Innovation Centre receives an Indian patent for its 'Grass Printer' robot. This autonomous machine can cut grass at varying heights to print messages, symbols, and intricate designs on large lawns, revolutionizing automated land
Why Indian Drug Makers Challenge Global Patents
Explore the high-stakes legal battles between Indian generic manufacturers and global pharma giants. Understand the impact on drug prices, accessibility, and the evolving IP landscape in India.
Natco Files to Revoke Novo Nordisk's Wegovy Patent in India
Hyderabad's Natco Pharma petitions Delhi High Court to revoke Novo Nordisk's semaglutide patent. The legal battle shapes India's future weight-loss drug market as 2026 patent expiry nears. Read more.
Ex-Minister Prabhu Lal Saini Patents 3 Date Palm Varieties
Former Rajasthan agriculture minister Prabhu Lal Saini secures patents for three indigenous date palm varieties, ST-1, ST-2, and ST-3, boosting local cultivation. Discover his 10-year research journey.
Hilton Cancels ICE Reservations, Accused of Siding with Criminals
The Trump administration accuses Hilton Hotels in Minneapolis of refusing service to DHS agents. The hotel allegedly canceled reservations, triggering a major political controversy. Read the full story.
PAU Gets Patent for Rodent Contraceptive Bait
Punjab Agricultural University patents a groundbreaking contraceptive bait for rodents, offering a humane and effective solution to protect crops and public health. Learn about this innovative pest control method.
International Law Scrutinizes US Action in Venezuela
The Trump administration frames its Venezuela operation as law enforcement, not military force. What does international law say? Dive into the legal debate.
Generic Semaglutide to Create Rs 50,000 Cr Market
The patent expiry of semaglutide drugs will create a massive Rs 50 billion+ revenue opportunity for generic makers in India and globally over the next 12-15 months, boosting diabetes treatment access. Read the full analysis.
CJI at CNLU Convocation: Empathy Key to Just Society
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, addressing CNLU convocation in Patna, urged new lawyers to balance ambition with empathy and bend the arc of justice for the needy. Read his full message.
CJI to Young Lawyers: Law is a Journey, Not a Sprint
CJI Surya Kant addressed CNLU convocation, urging new lawyers to use law for the voiceless. Over 1100 students received degrees. Read his full message on compassion in justice.
Generic Semaglutide to Create Rs 50bn+ Revenue Opportunity
Patent expiry of semaglutide drugs will create a Rs 50+ billion revenue chance for generic pharma firms in 12-15 months. Prices may drop up to 75%, boosting patient access. Read the full analysis.
Semaglutide Patent Expiry Creates Rs 50,000 Cr Opportunity
The patent expiry of Novo Nordisk's blockbuster drug semaglutide (Ozempic, Wegovy) opens a massive Rs 50,000+ crore market for Indian generic drugmakers, a new report reveals.
Legal Experts' 2026 Reading List for Every Citizen
Retired judges & senior advocates recommend 15 essential books for 2026, from legal classics to philosophy. Shape your intellect with this curated list for lawyers & citizens.
Why the Safety Pin Has a Hole: A 175-Year-Old Design Secret
Discover the engineering marvel behind the tiny hole in every safety pin. From Walter Hunt's 1849 patent to modern uses, learn how this simple feature ensures durability and function.
Ahmedabad: Women file 5 complaints, 2 FIRs against man
In a rare show of solidarity, a mother and daughter-in-law in Vadodara filed multiple complaints against the son/husband for assault. Read about this unusual domestic dispute case.
UAE's New Inheritance Laws: What Expats Must Know
UAE's new laws bring clarity for expats on inheritance, asset freeze, and heirless wealth. Learn how Federal Decree-Law No. 51 of 2024 impacts your savings and business.
UAE Cuts Legal Age to 18, Modernises Civil Transactions Law
The UAE has enacted a sweeping new Civil Transactions Law, reducing the legal age to 18 and modernising contracts, consumer rights, and business frameworks. Discover how this impacts residents and global investors.
IIT Jodhpur files record 86 IPRs in 2025
IIT Jodhpur achieves a milestone with 86 IPR filings in 2025, marking a 150% growth. The patents focus on affordable, sustainable tech for national priorities. Discover the institute's innovation drive.
Indian Pharma Firms Eye Licensing Deals for Obesity Drugs
As patents expire, Indian drugmakers like Lupin and Ajanta Pharma are forging licensing and distribution deals for GLP-1 obesity drugs. The market is set for explosive growth. Explore the key partnerships and market dynamics.
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