
Kellogg India has rolled out a statement in response to EatFit accusing it of plagiarising its brand campaign titled 'kuch kar dikhane ki bhook' (the hunger to achieve something).
States that 'kuch kar dikhane ki bhookh' cannot be called as proprietary material unless the same is protected under the Indian legal context
Kellogg India has rolled out a statement in response to EatFit accusing it of plagiarising its brand campaign titled 'kuch kar dikhane ki bhook' (the hunger to achieve something).
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