A surge of trademark applications for “Operation Sindoor” has emerged in India, the US, and the UK following a military strike named after it on May 7, 2025. The name symbolizes sacrifice and bravery, leading various entities to seek rights across sectors like media and entertainment. Trademark protections remain complex and territorial.
YouTuber Samay Raina summoned for the second time by Maharashtra’s cyber cell over podcaster Ranveer Allahbadia’s controversial remark on India’s Got Latent. A viral clip featuring a shocking question about parental intimacy triggered outrage, leading to legal action and debates on free speech. While Allahbadia apologized, Raina deleted all episodes and assured cooperation. The case has now reached Parliament, with authorities summoning over 40 people, including influencers and show producers.
The Supreme Court of India has issued a non-bailable warrant against a man who fled to the U.S. despite his passport being held in court. The case involves a custody battle with his estranged wife. The court is investigating how he left India undetected, directing the Ministry of Home Affairs to identify potential accomplices.
The Delhi High Court is set to hear a PIL concerning unauthorized use of artistic works by AI, linked to deepfake technology. Petitioners seek amendments to copyright laws, regulations for AI use, and protection for original content. They argue this misuse violates rights and raises privacy issues, particularly for women depicted in deepfakes.
Pragya, the daughter of a cook at the Supreme Court, was honored Today by CJI Chandrachud and other judges for overcoming obstacles to secure scholarships for a Master’s in Law at prestigious US universities. The event showcased her achievement and the support she received, highlighting the potential within individuals, regardless of background, to transcend barriers.