THE PARLIAMENT TIMES Trademark (Class 41) — Abandoned Status & Details
Source: Indian Trademark Registry (ipindia.gov.in) · IP India record as of 10/07/2026 · Indexed 2026-07-10 · Last updated 10 Jul 2026
Trademark Fact Sheet
Goods & Services
Education, providing of training, entertainment, sporting and cultural activities, award ceremonies, award functions, award nights, award of parliamentarians including in class 41.
Owner
- Name
- M/S PROJECT 100 Society2 trademarks filed under this owner
- Address
- *****, NEW DELHI- 110044
- *********t19(at)gmail.com
- State
- Delhi
Other trademarks by this owner
Application Timeline
Filing claims & diligence
- First use claim
- Proposed to be used
- Filing mode
- e-Filing
- Category
- TRADE MARK
Attorney / IP Agent
- Name & code
- SINGH NISHANT SANJAY KUMAR[36400]
- Address
- *****, Delhi- 95
What does this status mean?
THE PARLIAMENT TIMES's application in Class 41 has been abandoned — usually because a required response or deadline was missed. The mark is no longer protected. If the name still matters, a fresh application is the way forward.
Frequently asked questions
The trademark THE PARLIAMENT TIMES (Application No. 5986951) is owned by (1) M/S PROJECT 100, as recorded in the Indian Trademark Registry. Trademark ownership in India is determined by the Trade Marks Act, 1999 and the Trade Marks Rules, 2017.
The current status of THE PARLIAMENT TIMES is "Abandoned". It was filed on 20/06/2023 at DELHI in Class 41. Status may change over time as the application moves through examination, publication, opposition and registration stages.
THE PARLIAMENT TIMES is filed in Class 41, covering: Education, providing of training, entertainment, sporting and cultural activities, award ceremonies, award functions, award nights, award of parliamentarians including in class 41.
THE PARLIAMENT TIMES covers: Education, providing of training, entertainment, sporting and cultural activities, award ceremonies, award functions, award nights, award of parliamentarians including in class 41.
The exact word "THE PARLIAMENT TIMES" is already on record at the Indian Trademark Registry under Application No. 5986951. If you intend to use a similar mark for similar goods or services, you should conduct a comprehensive availability search and consult a trademark attorney before filing. Registerkaro offers a free availability check followed by professional filing.
Indian registered trademarks are valid for 10 years from the date of registration and can be renewed indefinitely in 10-year blocks. THE PARLIAMENT TIMES (App #5986951) is currently in status "Abandoned" — renewal dates apply only after registration is granted.
If THE PARLIAMENT TIMES is in the "Advertised before Acceptance" or "Accepted & Advertised" stage, you have a 4-month window from publication in the Trade Marks Journal to file an opposition (Form TM-O) at the same Trade Marks Registry office. Grounds typically include prior rights, descriptiveness or bad faith. Registerkaro can prepare and file a Notice of Opposition for you.
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