Section 33 Copyright Act 1957 (substituted 2012) provides that BUSINESS of issuing copyright licences may be carried on only by a Copyright Society REGISTERED under Section 33(3). Which is NOT a registered Copyright Society in India?

1. Section 33 Copyright Act 1957 (substituted 2012) requires Copyright Societies to be REGISTERED with the Central Government. 2. Registered Indian copyright societies: (i) IPRS — Indian Performing Right Society Ltd. (musical and literary works); (ii) PPL — Phonographic Performance Ltd. (sound recordings); (iii) ISRA — Indian Singers Rights Association (singers' performer rights); (iv) IRRO — Indian Reprographic Rights Organisation (re-registered 2017). 3. There is NO body called 'Indian Copyright Board' as an exclusive licensing authority. The COPYRIGHT BOARD was a tribunal-like body, abolished by the Tribunals Reforms Act 2021 (Commercial Court now hears matters). 4. Hence option D is NOT a registered Copyright Society. _Source: Patents Act 1970 / Copyright Act 1957 / Trade Marks Act 1999 — Copyright Act 1957, Section 33; Registered Copyright Societies_