A confectionery company VITA was launched in India in 1940 which owned many registered trademarks in India and abroad. The Company is particularly famous for its "Gluco" biscuit. With its unique color scheme and design o

A confectionery company VITA was launched in India in 1940 which owned many registered trademarks in India and abroad. The Company is particularly famous for its "Gluco" biscuit. With its unique color scheme and design of farmyard scene the wrapper was registered as a trademark in December 1942. This wrapper is used in connection with the sale of their biscuits known as "VITA Gluco Biscuits" printed on the wrapper. The wrapper is of blue color and depicts a farmyard with a girl in the center carrying a pail of water and cows and hens around her on the background of a farmyard house and trees. For decades, the company had been selling its biscuits in this iconic packaging, building a reputation and goodwill among customers as of which it became well known. However, in March 1961, they discovered that another company MTC was using a wrapper that they believed was deceptively similar to their registered trademark. VITA served a notice to prohibit the use of their wrapper but MTC, continued to use the wrapper. As a result, VITA filed a lawsuit seeking an injunction. MTC, in their defense, claimed they were unaware of the registered trademarks and denied that their wrapper was similar to the registered design. They argued that there were notable differences between the two wrappers. For instance, their design depicted a girl carrying a bundle of hay on her head and carrying a sickle and a bundle of food in one hand, the cow, and hens that were different from those in the other party's wrapper. There was also said to be a difference in the design of the buildings on the two wrappers and the words printed on the two wrappers were distinct and separate. In the light of the above facts, answer the following questions: Describe the ingredients of Ecological Diversity.