National Intellectual Property Rights In India
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RCEP Pact: 700 Officials From 16 Nations To Meet In Hyderabad
RCEP pact aims to cover goods, services, investments, economic and technical cooperation, competition and intellectual property rights
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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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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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We Can End AIDS by 2030 in India, Africa: Health Minister
India today pledged to work closely with African nations on building a regulatory framework to make pharmaceuticals "accessible and affordable" without compromising with its quality, while asserting that AIDS can be ended by 2030 in both India and Africa.
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India to have national intellectual property rights strategy
The Indian government has set up a sectoral council to prepare national intellectual property rights strategy with a view to incentivise innovation, a senior official said on Thursday.
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RCEP Pact: 700 Officials From 16 Nations To Meet In Hyderabad
RCEP pact aims to cover goods, services, investments, economic and technical cooperation, competition and intellectual property rights
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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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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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We Can End AIDS by 2030 in India, Africa: Health Minister
India today pledged to work closely with African nations on building a regulatory framework to make pharmaceuticals "accessible and affordable" without compromising with its quality, while asserting that AIDS can be ended by 2030 in both India and Africa.
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India to have national intellectual property rights strategy
The Indian government has set up a sectoral council to prepare national intellectual property rights strategy with a view to incentivise innovation, a senior official said on Thursday.
