Published weekly by the Trade Marks Registry. Marks advertised here can be opposed for four months from the date of publication — the list below comes straight from IP India.
Latest issue
#2276
Published
31 Aug 2026
Frequency
Weekly
By brand name, applicant or application number.
Covers 21,550 marks from 4 ingested issues; 8,696 carry a text brand name. The rest are device marks whose name is an image in the journal — those answer to applicant and application number. This is not the full register.
Counted from the 21,550 marks in the 4 issues indexed here — not an estimate, and not the whole register.
By Nice class (1–45)busiest: class 5
Applications filed per daypeak: 202 on 11 Mar
The busiest 7 days in these issues — 07 Mar 2025 to 13 Mar 2025. Marks are advertised months or years after they are filed, so the most recent dates hold only a handful each and this shows the filing history of what has been published.
Read live from IP India. Each part covers a range of classes — open the one that covers yours.
31 Aug 2026
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17 Aug 2026
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10 Aug 2026
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03 Aug 2026
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27 Jul 2026
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20 Jul 2026
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13 Jul 2026
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06 Jul 2026
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29 Jun 2026
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22 Jun 2026
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15 Jun 2026
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Opposition must be filed within four months of publication. That period is set by statute and is not ordinarily extended, so if a published mark is close to yours it is worth getting advice early rather than at the end of the window.
It is the official weekly publication of the Trade Marks Registry. Once an application clears examination it is advertised here, which starts the window in which anyone may oppose it.
Four months from the date the mark is published in the journal. The period is set by the Trade Marks Act and is not ordinarily extended, so a mark that concerns you needs to be acted on quickly.
The application number, the wordmark or device, the class and the specification of goods or services, and the name and address of the applicant, along with the filing and user details claimed.
If no opposition is filed within four months, the application proceeds to registration and the certificate is issued. If an opposition is filed you will receive a notice and must file a counter-statement within two months.
Each weekly issue is large, so the Registry publishes it in parts covering ranges of classes. Open the part that covers your class.