When the status of the trademark in the Indian Trade Mark Registry website is shown as ‘objected’, this means that the trademark examiner has raised an objection against the Trademark in the examination report. He gives the applicant an opportunity to explain how the said trademark fits the criteria to avail valid registration. A trademark objection occurs when a trademark examiner, public or a third party objects to the registration of a particular trademark. The applicant has to file a reply within 30 days of the examination report. The Government trademark examiner can object to a trademark registration application by seeking valid explanations about the mark. Often during the registration process, the Trade Mark Registrar or private individual may raise an objection for registration of a Trademark. There may be two specific reasons for such an objection->If the application contains incomplete/wrong information; or> Similar trademarks already exist