Author: Yukta Raj

RoshanSpace files legal petition against alleged unfair allocation of railway advertising sites

The court has now referred the matter to mediation, with the next session scheduled for February 19.

The petition raises serious allegations that Indian Railways has bypassed the usual process of open, competitive bidding, traditionally used for awarding public contracts, in favor of private negotiations for the allocation of advertising sites.

NCLT directs BCCI to submit withdrawal application in dispute with Byju’s

The ongoing legal battle began last year when the NCLT Bengaluru admitted an insolvency petition filed by the BCCI against Think & Learn Private Limited over unpaid dues.

The NCLT bench, consisting of Judicial Member K Biswal and Technical Member Ravichandran Ramaswamy, disposed of the application and instructed BCCI to submit the withdrawal request to the company’s Committee of Creditors (CoC).

Was Ranveer Allahbadia’s controversial comment copied? Here’s more you need to know

The FIRs were filed over Allahbadia's controversial ‘sex with parents’ remark he made on 'India's Got Latent'.

The controversy took a new twist when a viral video surfaced, suggesting that Allahbadia’s controversial remark may not have been original. The video, shared by the user ‘SuperBhakt3’ on X, pointed to an 11-second clip from a previous OG Crew YouTube show aired two weeks prior.

Ranveer Allahbadia, Samay Raina video: Politician Priyanka Chaturvedi slams ‘India’s Got Latent’ for offensive content, demands action

In response to the backlash, Allahbadia has since apologised for the comments made during the show.

Priyanka Chaturvedi, an Indian politician serving as Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha from Maharashtra and Deputy Leader of Shiv Sena (UBT), tweeted, “I will be raising the issue regarding the show called India’s Got Latent as a member in the standing committee of IT& Communication for the kind of vulgar , blasphemous content that is passed off as comedy.”

Delhi High Court recognizes Peter England as well-known trademark

Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail, which acquired the brand in 2000, argued that the brand, first introduced in India in 1997, had become synonymous with quality menswear.

The Court acknowledged that ‘Peter England’ has become a distinctive mark, recognized by consumers nationwide, with the brand having a strong presence through around 380 outlets spread across more than 180 cities.