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Government Has Taken Measures To Strengthen IPR Regime: Official
Government has taken a series of measures, including reducing the number of forms for trademarks and patents, to further strengthen the IPR regime
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AICTE Directs Institutes To Share Patent Rights With Students For On Campus Inventions
The Intellectual Property Right (IPR) norm is outlined by the All India Council of Technical Education's it its new policy --National Innovation and Start Up policy for Students and Faculty of Higher Education Institutions (HEIs)--issued recently.
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DIPP Arm Launches Competition For College Students
Cell for IPR Promotion and Management (CIPAM), under the department of industrial policy and promotion, has launched a competition for college and university students to foster a culture of innovation and creativity in the youth.
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India, US Meeting To Discuss Trade, Investments
India and the US will review the progress achieved on the issues related to agriculture, trade, promotion of investment in manufacturing and IPR in a two-day meeting starting tomorrow.
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Government Says 34 Start-Ups Availed Rebate On Patent Fee
As many as 34 start-ups have so far availed the benefits under a government scheme to obtain patents with a 80 per cent fee rebate, the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP) said on Monday.
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Need To Speed Up Process Of Granting Patents: Wockhardt Chief
Government needs to fast-track patent and trademark approval mechanism as the time taken for the same in the country is much higher compared to other nations but the Centre's National Intellectual Property Rights policy is a welcome step, Wockhardt chairman Habil Khorakiwala has said.
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US Industry Body Welcomes India's New Intellectual Property Rights Policy
The US Chamber of Commerce has welcomed India's new intellectual property rights or IPR policy, saying it hopes the move is a "precursor" to the "concrete, structural" changes necessary for implementation of a strong innovation model.
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Cabinet Approves National IPR Policy, Gives Innovation A Push
The Cabinet has approved the national intellectual property rights (IPR) policy with a view to promoting creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship.
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India's New Trademark, Patent, IPR Policy Explained In 10 Points
India has announced a new intellectual property policy on Friday, speeding up the online registration of patents and trademarks.
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Government To Announce Intellectual Property Rights Policy Today
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley will today announce the country's first Intellectual Property Rights or IPR policy. The policy was cleared by Cabinet yesterday.
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India Committed to Protect Intellectual Property Rights: PM Narendra Modi in London
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday assured British business honchos that India is committed to protect Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) of all innovators and entrepreneurs and that a comphrehensive National IPR policy is being finalised.
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'National IPR Policy Will Soon Go for Cabinet Approval': Nirmala Sitharaman
A national Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) policy will soon be taken to the Cabinet for approval, Commerce and Industry Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said today.
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India, US Officials to Meet After Budget to Discuss Investment
During the 40-minute meeting between Ms Sitharaman and US Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker, issues related to the totalisation agreement, intellectual property rights (IPRs) and visa also come up for discussion.
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Delhi University to Soon Have Policy on Registration of Patents
What research exactly is patentable? What are the legal issues involved? If the student pursues a research using university infrastructure, is the outcome students' intellectual property?
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Government to Come Out With Intellectual Property Rights Policy: Commerce Minister
Amidst developed nations like the US raising issues over India's intellectual property rights regime, the government has said it will come out with a policy framework within a few months to make IPR more robust.
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Government Has Taken Measures To Strengthen IPR Regime: Official
Government has taken a series of measures, including reducing the number of forms for trademarks and patents, to further strengthen the IPR regime
-
AICTE Directs Institutes To Share Patent Rights With Students For On Campus Inventions
The Intellectual Property Right (IPR) norm is outlined by the All India Council of Technical Education's it its new policy --National Innovation and Start Up policy for Students and Faculty of Higher Education Institutions (HEIs)--issued recently.
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DIPP Arm Launches Competition For College Students
Cell for IPR Promotion and Management (CIPAM), under the department of industrial policy and promotion, has launched a competition for college and university students to foster a culture of innovation and creativity in the youth.
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India, US Meeting To Discuss Trade, Investments
India and the US will review the progress achieved on the issues related to agriculture, trade, promotion of investment in manufacturing and IPR in a two-day meeting starting tomorrow.
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Government Says 34 Start-Ups Availed Rebate On Patent Fee
As many as 34 start-ups have so far availed the benefits under a government scheme to obtain patents with a 80 per cent fee rebate, the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP) said on Monday.
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Need To Speed Up Process Of Granting Patents: Wockhardt Chief
Government needs to fast-track patent and trademark approval mechanism as the time taken for the same in the country is much higher compared to other nations but the Centre's National Intellectual Property Rights policy is a welcome step, Wockhardt chairman Habil Khorakiwala has said.
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US Industry Body Welcomes India's New Intellectual Property Rights Policy
The US Chamber of Commerce has welcomed India's new intellectual property rights or IPR policy, saying it hopes the move is a "precursor" to the "concrete, structural" changes necessary for implementation of a strong innovation model.
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Cabinet Approves National IPR Policy, Gives Innovation A Push
The Cabinet has approved the national intellectual property rights (IPR) policy with a view to promoting creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship.
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India's New Trademark, Patent, IPR Policy Explained In 10 Points
India has announced a new intellectual property policy on Friday, speeding up the online registration of patents and trademarks.
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Government To Announce Intellectual Property Rights Policy Today
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley will today announce the country's first Intellectual Property Rights or IPR policy. The policy was cleared by Cabinet yesterday.
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India Committed to Protect Intellectual Property Rights: PM Narendra Modi in London
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday assured British business honchos that India is committed to protect Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) of all innovators and entrepreneurs and that a comphrehensive National IPR policy is being finalised.
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'National IPR Policy Will Soon Go for Cabinet Approval': Nirmala Sitharaman
A national Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) policy will soon be taken to the Cabinet for approval, Commerce and Industry Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said today.
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India, US Officials to Meet After Budget to Discuss Investment
During the 40-minute meeting between Ms Sitharaman and US Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker, issues related to the totalisation agreement, intellectual property rights (IPRs) and visa also come up for discussion.
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Delhi University to Soon Have Policy on Registration of Patents
What research exactly is patentable? What are the legal issues involved? If the student pursues a research using university infrastructure, is the outcome students' intellectual property?
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Government to Come Out With Intellectual Property Rights Policy: Commerce Minister
Amidst developed nations like the US raising issues over India's intellectual property rights regime, the government has said it will come out with a policy framework within a few months to make IPR more robust.
