“Indian copyright law generally treats commercial exploitation without authorization as a primary act of infringement, irrespective of platform architecture.”

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2026-05-20

“Indian copyright law generally treats commercial exploitation without authorization as a primary act of infringement, irrespective of platform architecture.”

Our Principal & Founder, Anushkaa Arora of ABA Law Office, shares her views on the evolving landscape of copyright enforcement and intermediary liability in the ongoing Zee - Nykaa dispute.

Proud to contribute to the national conversation on contemporary copyright jurisprudence and digital media liability.

Read the full article on: The Economic Times

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“Indian copyright law generally treats commercial exploitation without authorization as a primary act of infringement, irrespective of platform architecture.”

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