Put your creative work on the public record — content, designs, music, and software source code — so enforcement starts from a certificate, not a debate.
Starts at ₹4,999 + government fees, if any
Copyright exists automatically when a work is created — registration under the Copyright Act, 1957 adds the thing courts and platforms actually respond to: a certificate that is prima facie evidence of ownership and creation date. Registrable works include literary content, software source code, artistic works (including logos as artworks), music, and films.
The process runs through the Copyright Office: application with work copies, a mandatory 30-day objection window, examination, and certificate. Software registrations have their own quirks (source code extracts, versioning) that we handle routinely. For brands: register the logo as an artistic work alongside its trademark — the two rights cover different attacks.
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