Copyrights in India offers a lucid introduction to Indian copyright law. Written in an accessible style for creators, businesses, students, and general readers, this short introduction uses practical examples, analogies, and case law to address questions such as who owns copyrights, what they protect, how infringement is assessed, where fair dealing and other exceptions apply, and how rights may be licensed or commercially exploited. The book also explores contemporary issues, including the relationship between copyright and artificial intelligence. It is a valuable resource for readers seeking to understand how copyrights operate in practice and their relevance in business contexts.
