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The legislation grants the makers of cinematograph films & sound recordings and authors of literary, theatrical, musical, and aesthetic works the right to use the term "copyright." In actuality, it is a collection of rights that includes, among other things, the rights to the work's adaptation, translation, transmission to the public, and reproduction. Depending on the work, there could be a few minor differences in how the rights are composed. Copyright guarantees minimal protection for authors' rights over their works, fostering & fostering innovation. Since creativity is the footing of growth, no civilised society can disregard the necessity of fostering it. Time for Copyright Application Following the submission of your application and receipt of a diary number, you are required to wait for a minimum of 30 days before asserting that you are the author of the specific work in question. Information Required for Copyright Application Filing Information about...

In recent years, content producers have increased worldwide and are increasingly taking ownership of their work. Therefore, you must register copyright to protect all literary, dramatic, musical, artistic, digital, cinematic, and other creative works. Copyright laws in India safeguard the expression of the creators’ ideas or information, and as a result, the creator retains ownership of the work.    The importance of copyright law increases as the amount of digital content and creations produced online rises. Online copyright registration benefits creators by allowing them to profit from their work by selling copies or broadcasting it through third parties. For new creators, this article seeks to elaborate on the copyright fundamentals.   Where does copyright apply? Copyright law safeguards the expression of the idea, whether it takes the form of music, artwork, literature, sound, or cinema. However, a simple idea you have not conveyed to the public must be p...

  When a company is run by only one person, it is referred to as a sole proprietorship. In general, it doesn't need to be registered as such. Anyone who wishes to launch a firm with less capital can select this sort of business structure. The lone proprietor/owner of the company has complete control over it. This sort of business can be chosen by a single individual who wants to launch a venture from home or from a location with a small investment. Numerous neighbourhood companies, including grocers, salons, boutiques, and retail outlets, can be created as sole proprietorship firms. A sole proprietorship business can be started by even small manufacturers and traders. Advantages of Sole Proprietorship Command over the enterprise The firm will be solely managed by the proprietor. He will manage every facet of the company. Since there is only one individual managing the company, confidentiality may be upheld. Making decisions quickly The business's lone proprietor makes all decis...

Food is the lifeblood of survival, and it is the provider's responsibility to ensure its quality. Food, like any other product, also requires a stamp from an approved organisation. And that is the FSSAI in India (Food Safety and Standards Authority). FSSAI is a self-governing organisation that reports to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare of the Government of India. It is in charge of licencing and regulating food safety and hygiene standards across the country for food business operators. It also offers FSSAI registration for retailers, eCommerce, grocery stores, restaurants, and other businesses. According to the Food Safety and Standards Act of 2006 (FSS Act), all food providers (retailers, restaurants, etc.) must complete the FSSAI registration process to obtain the licence certificate to run the food business smoothly. Customers are increasingly concerned about the food they consume, so any business involved in the food industry must register with FSSAI. What Do You ...

The Food Safety and Standards (Licensing and Registration of Food Enterprises) Regulation, 2011, governs the licence and registration of food businesses in India. According to the law, if a food business operator is engaged in the production, storage, transportation, or distribution of food goods, they must obtain an FSSAI registration or licence. Depending on the business's size and type, food licence registration may be necessary. We examine the distinction between an FSSAI registration and licence in this blog. FSSAI Registration  Each and every operator of a small food business must apply for food licence registration. Petty food business owners include anyone who: Produces or sells any food item themselves, or through a small retailer, hawker, itinerant vendor, or temporary stall holder;   Distributes food items, excluding catering services, at any religious or social event;  Other food enterprises, such as small-scale, home-based, or related sectors, or smal...