Rudransh Singh Rajput
Lawyer
Durg
I am Rudransh Singh Rajput, Founder of this online legal publication platform, driven by a passion for law, research, and the power of informed discourse. I have gained diverse legal exposure through internships at the Supreme Court, High Court, corporate law offices, and public sector enterprises. My professional journey so far has equipped me with expertise in various field of law. In an era of dynamic change, where the global legal landscape is constantly evolving.
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![INTERNATIONAL SOLAR ALLIANCE: AN INDIAN GUIDE TOWARDS GLOBAL SDGS]("https://rvydvbikckoourvzhyml.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/thumbnails/default%20thubnail.webp")
INTERNATIONAL SOLAR ALLIANCE: AN INDIAN GUIDE TOWARDS GLOBAL SDGS
ISA or the International Solar Alliance, was an initiative conceptualized during COP 21 and launched in 2015 as a product of multiple international meetings and the Paris Climate Conference of that year under the leadership and enthusiasm of India and France with the objective of promoting clean solar energy which will in turn reduce Carbon emission and limit the coal consumption worldwide. Today ISA has 116 members and India as a leading face has taken key steps to strengthen solar power domestically today. ISA holds ambitious plans to provide clean power to 1 billion people and to reduce CO2 by 1 billion tons. In light of geopolitics, the current paper examines the visible and potential effects of ISA and explores its implications for India and the rest of the world, particularly at a time when electric and mechanised transportation is replacing petroleum-based transportation and new technologies like sodium ion batteries seem to be on the horizon.
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SEP AND FRAND OBLIGATIONS IN INDIA: AN ANALYSIS OF ABUSE OF DOMINANCE AND CCI’S JURISDICTION UNDER COMPETITION LAW
The greater involvement of technology in the current economies has necessitated standardisation in various industries, including telecommunications, electronics, and digital networks. The fundamental element in this system is the existence of Standard Essential Patents (SEPs). SEPs cover patents whose technologies must be implemented in order to comply with standards. In order to align the rights associated with the protection offered by patents with the need to make technology available, SEP holders are obliged to license the technologies under fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory terms (FRAND). Nevertheless, the enforcement of FRAND undertakings has posed several legal and economic issues. The present dissertation seeks to explore the emerging case laws regarding the jurisprudence relating to SEPs and FRAND obligations in India, with special reference to the intersection between patent law and competition law.
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