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Time of India
4 days ago
- Automotive
- Time of India
Delhi HC restrains infringement of Volvo trademark
The Delhi High Court has restrained the infringement of the trademark of Swedish vehicle manufacturer, Volvo . In an order dated May 30, Justice Amit Bansal further restrained two transporters from the unauthorised use of the mark for their bus services. The Swedish vehicle maker filed a plea seeking a permanent injunction against the defendants from infringing its Volvo trademark . The defendants, the plea alleged, were Udaipur-based Ganesh Motor Body Repairs, a manufacturer and fabricator that made buses nearly identical or deceptively similar to the original Volvo buses, Rishabh Bus Private Limited in Delhi, which purchased buses from the maker and lured customers for its inter-city bus services by advertising its fleet of buses as Volvo buses. Volvo said another transporter, the Bahraich-based Shanti Travels, used a motif on its grille that was nearly identical to its grille. Arguing its case, the Swedish company said its " iconic grille slash trademark " was of particular significance as its placement on the grille of any bus or other automobile signified that the automobile was originally a Volvo. "The defendants, by manufacturing, using, displaying, and advertising lookalikes of the plaintiffs' well-known products, are attempting to create an unauthorised association with the plaintiffs (Volvo group), and target customers and deceive them to believe that the plaintiffs have launched an affordable new range of products," the plea said. The court held that the defendants had dishonestly copied and created fake, replica or counterfeit products of the plaintiffs' famous products bearing the Volvo trademarks. "The defendants' attempt to use the suit trademarks is nothing but a mala fide attempt to encash on the plaintiffs' rights and amount to infringement and passing off of the suit trademarks, with a sole intention of riding piggyback on the plaintiffs' immense reputation and goodwill to achieve immense publicity, marketing and business gains," the court said. The order found a prima facie case in their favour of the Swedish maker for an ad-interim injunction. "If the actions of the defendants remain unrestrained, then the practice of using the infringing grille slash trademarks on any bus will become rampant and the exclusivity associated with the plaintiffs' buses will vanish over time," it added. The court, as a result, restrained the defendants and their agents from infringing the Volvo mark in any manner by physically using it on buses or using it for travel services till October 9, the next date of hearing.
Time of India
5 days ago
- Automotive
- Time of India
Delhi HC restrains infringement of Volvo trademark
Live Events (You can now subscribe to our (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel The Delhi High Court has restrained the infringement of the trademark of Swedish vehicle manufacturer, Volvo In an order dated May 30, Justice Amit Bansal further restrained two transporters from the unauthorised use of the mark for their bus Swedish vehicle maker filed a plea seeking a permanent injunction against the defendants from infringing its Volvo defendants, the plea alleged, were Udaipur-based Ganesh Motor Body Repairs, a manufacturer and fabricator that made buses nearly identical or deceptively similar to the original Volvo buses, Rishabh Bus Private Limited in Delhi, which purchased buses from the maker and lured customers for its inter-city bus services by advertising its fleet of buses as Volvo said another transporter, the Bahraich-based Shanti Travels, used a motif on its grille which was nearly identical to its its case, the Swedish company said its " iconic grille slash trademark " was of particular significance as its placement on the grille of any bus or other automobile signified that the automobile was an originally a Volvo."The defendants, by manufacturing, using, displaying, and advertising lookalikes of the plaintiffs' well-known products, are attempting to create an unauthorised association with the plaintiffs (Volvo group), and target customers and deceive them to believe that the plaintiffs have launched an affordable new range of products," the plea court held that the defendants had dishonestly copied and created fake, replica or counterfeit products of the plaintiffs' famous products bearing the Volvo trademarks."The defendants' attempt to use the suit trademarks is nothing but a mala fide attempt to encash on the plaintiffs' rights and amount to infringement and passing off of the suit trademarks, with a sole intention of riding piggyback on the plaintiffs' immense reputation and goodwill to achieve immense publicity, marketing and business gains," the court order found a prima facie case in their favour of the Swedish maker for an ad-interim injunction."If the actions of the defendants remain unrestrained, then the practice of using the infringing grille slash trademarks on any bus will become rampant and the exclusivity associated with the plaintiffs' buses will vanish over time," it court, as a result, restrained the defendants and their agents from infringing the Volvo mark in any manner by physically using it on buses or using it for travel services till October 9, the next date of hearing.
Time of India
12-06-2025
- Business
- Time of India
12 from Raj, including 5 of familyfrom Banswara, in ill-fated flight
Udaipur/Jaipur/Jaisalmer: The devastating plane crash in Ahmedabad that claimed over 240 lives sent shockwaves through Rajasthan , with 12 persons, including a family of 5, from the state among those dead. Banswara family of doctor couple Komi Vyas and Prateek Joshi and their three children — Miraya, Nakul and Pradyut — were killed in the crash of the ill-fated flight headed to Gatwick airport in London. Vyas, who resigned from an Udaipur-based hospital last month, was relocating to the UK to join a hospital there. Five residents from Udaipur district — siblings Shubh and Shagun Modi, brothers Vardi Chand and Prakash Chandra Menaria, and Gogunda's Payal Khateek — too died in the air crash. Payal, currently settled in Gujarat's Himmat Nagar, where her father runs a business, was headed to London for higher studies. Her grandmother and other family members are in Gogunda. A resident of Balotra, Khushboo Rajpurohit, also died in the accident. She got married only five months ago and was headed to the UK to meet her doctor husband. Bikaner resident Abhinav Parihar, on a business trip to the UK, was another fatality from the state. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch vàng CFDs với sàn môi giới tin cậy IC Markets Tìm hiểu thêm Shubh and Shagun Modi, children of prominent marble businessman Sanjeev and Shweta Modi, were travelling to London for an eight-day vacation on the invitation of their neighbour and friend when they met with a tragic end. Shubh had completed his in the UK, while Shagun recently graduated from a university in Ahmedabad. The Menarias — Vardi Chand and Prakash Chandra from Udaipur's Mavli tehsil — were employed as chefs in the UK and were returning to work after a vacation with their family in Udaipur. Both the deceased were well-known in the local community and have been working abroad for several years. Udaipur district collector Namit Mehta visited the Modi family to offer condolences and oversee administrative support. "The grief-stricken families have gone to Ahmedabad to bring back the mortal remains. The local administration is providing full support and is in constant contact with the CMO to coordinate any required assistance in Ahmedabad," Mehta said. Follow more information on Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad here . Get real-time live updates on rescue operations and check full list of passengers onboard AI 171 .
The Irish Sun
12-06-2025
- General
- The Irish Sun
Heartbreaking final photo of family of five smiling moments before takeoff on doomed Air India jet
A FAMILY shared a heartbreaking selfie ahead on board the ill-fated flight that crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad today. The family of five from Rajasthan, India, posted the happy picture ahead of the shocking tragedy. Advertisement 5 A doctor couple and their three young children 5 Emergency personnel and other people gather near damaged property, at the site where an Air India plane crashed Credit: Reuters 5 Air India Flight AI171 crashed on Thursday on the way to London Credit: AP 5 The flight is seen on CCTV exploding in a fireball Credit: ViralPress Udaipur-based doctor Komi Vyas had just quit her job to join her husband Prateek Joshi in London along with their three kids. The picture shows Joshi and Vyas with beaming smiles along with their children on board the ill-fated flight. Joshi had moved to London some time ago, and the rest of the family was on their way to join him, NDTV has reported. Follow The Sun's live blog for all the latest updates Advertisement read more in world news "Komi had quit her job recently to join her husband in London," a spokesperson for Pacific Hospital where she worked said. Neighbours have told NDTV that Joshi's father is a well respected radiologist in the city. Joshi's cousin Nayan said: "They left for Ahmedabad yesterday to take the flight to London. "Prateek had come here just two days ago to take his wife and children with him. Advertisement Most read in The US Sun Breaking "Several other members of both families went to see them off." Vyas' brother told NDTV the couple had been married for 10 years. Plane crash survivor's relative reveals the dad was 'fine' after miraculously escaping doomed jet Air India Flight AI171 had been heading to London Gatwick when it crashed into a hostel used by doctors on Thursday. There were 242 people on board, including 53 Brits and 11 children. Advertisement More than 200 bodies have been recovered so far, while one Brit is understood to have survived. Haunting footage of the plane's final moments shows before it crashed into a fireball. 5 Smoke seen billowing after the crash Credit: AFP A formal investigation into the crash has now been opened by India 's Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau. Advertisement Captain Saurabh Bhatnagar, a former senior pilot, told NDTV: "The take-off was perfect and just, I believe, short of taking the gear up, the aircraft started descending, which can happen only in case the engine loses power or the aircraft stops developing lift. "Obviously, the investigation will reveal the exact reason." Brit Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, 40, is so far understood to be the only surviving passenger. Incredible footage shows him walking away from the plane's wreckage almost unscathed. Advertisement Speaking in Hindi, he says: "I just got out of the plane, it exploded." Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi posted on X: "The tragedy in Ahmedabad has stunned and saddened us. It is heartbreaking beyond words. "In this sad hour, my thoughts are with everyone affected by it. "Have been in touch with ministers and authorities who are working to assist those affected." Advertisement Air India has confirmed that 241 of the 242 people aboard flight AI171 have died following the crash. The airline adding it "offers its deepest condolences to the families of the deceased".
Scottish Sun
12-06-2025
- General
- Scottish Sun
Heartbreaking final photo of family of five smiling moments before takeoff on doomed Air India jet
A FAMILY shared a heartbreaking selfie ahead on board the ill-fated flight that crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad today. The family of five from Rajasthan, India, posted the happy picture ahead of the shocking tragedy. Advertisement 5 A doctor couple and their three young children 5 Emergency personnel and other people gather near damaged property, at the site where an Air India plane crashed Credit: Reuters 5 Air India Flight AI171 crashed on Thursday on the way to London Credit: AP 5 The flight is seen on CCTV exploding in a fireball Credit: ViralPress Udaipur-based doctor Komi Vyas had just quit her job to join her husband Prateek Joshi in London along with their three kids. The picture shows Joshi and Vyas with beaming smiles along with their children on board the ill-fated flight. Joshi had moved to London some time ago, and the rest of the family was on their way to join him, NDTV has reported. Follow The Sun's live blog for all the latest updates Advertisement read more in world news FARE-WELL! Shocking moment passenger hurls herself out of moving Uber to avoid £1.40 fare "Komi had quit her job recently to join her husband in London," a spokesperson for Pacific Hospital where she worked said. Neighbours have told NDTV that Joshi's father is a well respected radiologist in the city. Joshi's cousin Nayan said: "They left for Ahmedabad yesterday to take the flight to London. "Prateek had come here just two days ago to take his wife and children with him. Advertisement "Several other members of both families went to see them off." Vyas' brother told NDTV the couple had been married for 10 years. Plane crash survivor's relative reveals the dad was 'fine' after miraculously escaping doomed jet Air India Flight AI171 had been heading to London Gatwick when it crashed into a hostel used by doctors on Thursday. There were 242 people on board, including 53 Brits and 11 children. Advertisement More than 200 bodies have been recovered so far, while one Brit is understood to have survived. Haunting footage of the plane's final moments shows before it crashed into a fireball. 5 Smoke seen billowing after the crash Credit: AFP A formal investigation into the crash has now been opened by India's Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau. Advertisement Captain Saurabh Bhatnagar, a former senior pilot, told NDTV: "The take-off was perfect and just, I believe, short of taking the gear up, the aircraft started descending, which can happen only in case the engine loses power or the aircraft stops developing lift. "Obviously, the investigation will reveal the exact reason." Brit Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, 40, is so far understood to be the only surviving passenger. Incredible footage shows him walking away from the plane's wreckage almost unscathed. Advertisement Speaking in Hindi, he says: "I just got out of the plane, it exploded." Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi posted on X: "The tragedy in Ahmedabad has stunned and saddened us. It is heartbreaking beyond words. "In this sad hour, my thoughts are with everyone affected by it. "Have been in touch with ministers and authorities who are working to assist those affected." Advertisement Air India has confirmed that 241 of the 242 people aboard flight AI171 have died following the crash. The airline adding it "offers its deepest condolences to the families of the deceased".
