COPYRIGHT & CONTENT RIGHTS POLICY

Effective Date: 02 October 2026
Last Updated: 02 October 2026

This Copyright & Content Rights Policy explains how MINDKART E COMMERCE PRIVATE LIMITED, operating the MindKart TV platform, handles copyright, intellectual-property rights, content ownership, licensing, attribution, and copyright-related complaints.

Website: https://mindkarttv.com/

Legal Entity: MINDKART E COMMERCE PRIVATE LIMITED
CIN: U62013TZ2026PTC039020
GSTIN: 33AAUCM8863A1Z6
Registered Address: D.NO. 30A, AVP LAYOUT, GANDHI NAGAR, TIRUPPUR, District: Tiruppur, Tamil Nadu – 641603, India
General Email: mindkartecom@gmail.com
Phone: +91 8130134492

1. Purpose of This Policy

MindKart TV respects the intellectual-property rights of creators, copyright owners, licensors, and other rights holders.

This Policy explains:

• How content rights are treated on MindKart TV;
• The distinction between MindKart TV-owned and third-party content;
• How creator and source information may be provided;
• How users may report suspected copyright infringement;
• How copyright complaints are reviewed; and
• The actions MindKart TV may take in response to valid complaints.

2. Content Available on MindKart TV

MindKart TV may make available films, short dramas, videos, images, artwork, text, descriptions, graphics, and other entertainment material.

Such content may be:

• Created or owned by MindKart TV;
• Licensed or otherwise authorized for use by MindKart TV;
• Provided by or associated with third-party creators or rights holders;
• Made available under an applicable open or Creative Commons licence; or
• Made available through or from an authorized third-party source, where applicable.

MindKart TV does not represent that every item of content available on the platform is owned exclusively by MINDKART E COMMERCE PRIVATE LIMITED.

The applicable ownership, creator, source, or rights information may be identified through the relevant content information or Film Credits page.

3. Ownership of Third-Party Content

Where content is created or owned by a third party, the copyright and other intellectual-property rights remain with the relevant creator, copyright owner, or rights holder, subject to the applicable licence or authorization.

Displaying, linking to, embedding, or making such content available through MindKart TV does not by itself transfer ownership of the content to MindKart TV.

Users must respect the rights of the respective copyright owners.

4. MindKart TV-Owned Material

Where MindKart TV owns original material, including its own website materials, branding, logos, original text, graphics, or other proprietary material, such material may be protected by applicable intellectual-property laws.

Except where permitted by applicable law or expressly authorized by MindKart TV, users must not reproduce, modify, distribute, sell, publish, commercially exploit, or create derivative works from MindKart TV-owned material.

5. Licensed Content

Where MindKart TV makes licensed content available, the relevant content is made available subject to the applicable licence, permission, agreement, or authorization.

The scope of permitted use may depend on:

• The applicable licence;
• The duration of the authorization;
• Geographic restrictions;
• Distribution rights;
• Streaming or embedding rights;
• Attribution requirements; and
• Other conditions imposed by the rights holder.

MindKart TV does not claim rights beyond the scope of the applicable authorization.

6. Open-Licensed and Creative Commons Content

Some content may be available under Creative Commons or another open licence.

Where applicable, MindKart TV may provide relevant attribution or source information as required by the applicable licence.

Users should independently review the applicable licence before copying, modifying, distributing, or otherwise reusing third-party content.

A Creative Commons or other open licence does not necessarily mean that every use of the content is unrestricted.

7. Film Credits and Source Information

MindKart TV may provide creator, source, licence, or attribution information through its Film Credits page or other content information.

The Film Credits page is intended to help identify the creators, sources, and rights status of relevant content.

Where a work belongs to a third-party creator, MindKart TV does not intend to imply that the creator has transferred ownership of the work to MindKart TV merely because the work is displayed on the platform.

8. User Responsibilities

Users must not use MindKart TV content in a manner that infringes copyright or other intellectual-property rights.

Unless expressly permitted, users must not:

• Copy or reproduce protected content;
• Download or redistribute content without authorization;
• Re-upload content to another platform without the required rights;
• Sell or commercially exploit content;
• Remove copyright notices or creator attribution;
• Claim third-party content as their own;
• Create unauthorized derivative works; or
• Circumvent technical measures used to protect content.

Users are responsible for obtaining the necessary rights or permissions for any content they independently use, reproduce, upload, distribute, or publish.

9. Copyright Complaint Procedure

If you believe that content available through MindKart TV infringes your copyright or other intellectual-property rights, you may submit a copyright complaint to:

Copyright Complaint Email:
mindkartecom@gmail.com

To help us investigate the complaint, please provide as much of the following information as reasonably possible:

1. Your full name and contact details;
2. A description of the copyrighted work or other protected material;
3. Evidence or information establishing your ownership or authorization to act on behalf of the rights holder;
4. The URL, title, or other location identifying the allegedly infringing content;
5. A description explaining why you believe the content infringes your rights;
6. Any relevant supporting documents or evidence;
7. A statement that the information provided is accurate to the best of your knowledge; and
8. Any other information reasonably necessary to evaluate the complaint.

Providing complete and accurate information can help MindKart TV process the complaint more efficiently.

10. Review of Copyright Complaints

After receiving a copyright complaint, MindKart TV may review:

• The identity and rights of the complainant;
• The relevant content;
• Available creator/source information;
• Licence or authorization information, where available;
• The nature of the alleged infringement;
• Applicable law; and
• Other relevant circumstances.

MindKart TV may request additional information or documentation where necessary.

Submission of a complaint does not automatically establish that infringement has occurred.

11. Actions Following a Valid Complaint

Depending on the circumstances and applicable law, MindKart TV may take appropriate action, which may include:

• Reviewing or investigating the reported content;
• Temporarily restricting access to the content;
• Removing or disabling access to content;
• Requesting additional information from the relevant party;
• Contacting a creator, rights holder, or content provider;
• Correcting or updating attribution information;
• Reviewing the applicable licence or authorization; or
• Taking another appropriate action permitted by law.

The action taken will depend on the facts and circumstances of each complaint.

12. Counter-Claims and Disputes

If content has been restricted or removed following a copyright complaint and the relevant person believes that the action was incorrect, that person may contact MindKart TV with information explaining the basis of their objection.

MindKart TV may review the additional information and take appropriate action.

Nothing in this Policy prevents any person from exercising rights or remedies available under applicable law.

13. False or Misleading Copyright Complaints

Copyright complaints should be submitted only by persons who have a genuine basis for asserting the relevant rights.

Knowingly submitting false, fraudulent, or materially misleading copyright claims may have legal consequences.

MindKart TV may take appropriate action in response to abusive or knowingly false complaints.

This provision does not prevent legitimate rights holders from reporting genuine concerns in good faith.

14. Content Attribution

Where attribution is required by a licence or authorization, MindKart TV may provide appropriate creator, source, or licence information.

Users should not remove or alter required attribution, copyright notices, or licence information.

Where content is provided under an applicable open licence, users who reuse that content are responsible for complying with the applicable licence terms.

15. Third-Party Platforms and Embedded Content

Where MindKart TV links to, embeds, or otherwise makes third-party content available through external platforms, the relevant content may remain subject to the copyright and terms of the third-party platform and the original rights holder.

Third-party platforms may have their own:

• Copyright procedures;
• Terms of service;
• Privacy policies;
• Content policies; and
• Takedown mechanisms.

Users should review those policies where relevant.

MindKart TV does not claim ownership of third-party content merely because it is linked, embedded, or displayed through the platform.

16. Reporting Other Intellectual-Property Issues

Copyright is not the only form of intellectual property that may be protected.

If you believe that content or material on MindKart TV infringes another intellectual-property right, such as a trademark or other protected right, you may contact:

mindkartecom@gmail.com

The complaint should clearly identify the relevant material and explain the basis of the complaint.

17. No Transfer of Rights

Unless expressly stated otherwise in a written agreement, making content available through MindKart TV does not mean that copyright ownership is transferred to MindKart TV.

Similarly, accessing content through MindKart TV does not give users ownership of that content.

Users receive only the access or usage rights expressly provided by the applicable terms, licence, or authorization.

18. Relationship With Other Policies

This Policy should be read together with the other MindKart TV policies, including:

• Privacy Policy;
• Terms & Conditions;
• Grievance Redressal Policy;
• Content Moderation Policy;
• Content Classification & Age Rating Policy;
• Refund & Cancellation Policy;
• Accessibility Statement; and
• Cookie Policy.

If a specific content or copyright issue is addressed by another applicable policy, the relevant policy may also apply.

19. Changes to This Policy

MindKart TV may update this Copyright & Content Rights Policy from time to time to reflect changes in:

• Content sources;
• Licensing arrangements;
• Copyright practices;
• Platform functionality;
• Applicable law; or
• Business operations.

The “Last Updated” date at the beginning of this Policy will indicate the latest revision.

20. Contact for Copyright Complaints

For copyright and content-rights complaints:

MINDKART E COMMERCE PRIVATE LIMITED

Email: mindkartecom@gmail.com
Phone: +91 8130134492

Registered Address:
D.NO. 30A, AVP LAYOUT, GANDHI NAGAR,
TIRUPPUR, District: Tiruppur,
Tamil Nadu – 641603, India.

21. Important Content Rights Statement

MindKart TV respects the rights of creators and rights holders.

Content available through MindKart TV may originate from different sources and may be subject to different ownership, licensing, attribution, or usage conditions.

Where applicable, MindKart TV will provide relevant creator, source, or licence information and will consider genuine rights-related complaints in accordance with applicable law and its internal policies.