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Copyright

Whose work is whose, and how to have something removed

What belongs to this practice, what belongs to the publications the news page links to, what belongs to clients — and the route to take if something here infringes your rights.

Last updated 15 September 2026

This site’s own material

The writing, diagrams, layout, identity and code of this website belong to The Paper Plane. Read it, quote it with attribution, send it to a colleague. Do not republish it wholesale as your own.

The news page

The news page gathers headlines from third-party publications and links to them. Only the headline, the publication and the link appear here; the article itself stays where it was published and is not reproduced. Those pieces belong to their publishers and carry no endorsement from us.

This is the part of the site most likely to touch somebody else’s rights, which is why the route below exists.

Client work shown here

Projects in the portfolio appear with the client’s permission. The screenshots are captures of live sites at a point in time; those sites belong to the clients and go on changing independently of this one.

Asking for something to be removed

If material here infringes your copyright, write to contact@thepaperplane.co.in with: what the material is and where on this site it appears; what it infringes, with a link to the original; your name and how to reach you; and a statement that you hold the rights or are authorised to act for whoever does.

Anything credible comes down while it is being looked at, not after. You will get a reply from a person, and if we believe the use was legitimate we will say why rather than ignore you.

Something here unclear, or wrong?

Say so and it gets corrected. A policy is only useful if it describes what actually happens.