Delhi HC fines Google ₹30 lakh over trademark use
The Delhi High Court fined Google ₹30 lakh for allowing rivals to use "Hindware" as an ad keyword, ruling it infringed trademark rights.
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AAP wins over 48% wards in big Punjab sweep, results seen as ‘semi-final’ before 2027 elections
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OSM work order placed 74 days before Boards
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