<h1>Company restrained from airing disparaging advertisements claiming only they make 'original' Chyawanprash while competitors make 'ordinary' products</h1> The Delhi High Court restrained a company from airing disparaging advertisements against a competitor's Chyawanprash product. The court found prima facie disparagement in both TV and print ads that claimed only the defendant had knowledge of Ayurveda and could make 'original' Chyawanprash while labeling competitors' products as 'ordinary.' The judge ruled these statements were false and misleading, noting that any licensed manufacturer following prescribed formulae can produce Chyawanprash without requiring specific Ayurvedic knowledge. The court ordered deletion of specific disparaging lines from advertisements while allowing modified versions to continue airing.