Copyright applies to books, music, paintings, photographs, films, software, sound recordings, scripts, and digital content.

No, copyright protection is automatic upon creation, but registration provides stronger legal proof of ownership.

Copyright registration makes it easier to prove ownership, take legal action, and prevent misuse of your work.

The cost ranges from ₹200 to ₹40,000, depending on the type of work and applicant.

Yes, but having a registered copyright strengthens your legal case and speeds up enforcement.

Yes, Indian copyright is recognized under global agreements like the Berne Convention.

Copyright lasts for the creator’s lifetime + 60 years.

Yes, copyright can be assigned, sold, or licensed to another party.

Yes, but official registration provides stronger legal protection.

If contested, you will be given a chance to address objections before the registration is finalized.