Intellectual Property Rights Policy
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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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Cipla Seeks Adoption of Pragmatic Intellectual Property Rights Policy
Many countries such as Brazil, Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia have already introduced compulsory licensing provisions. India must also examine the monopoly position of drugs and build safeguards to ensure that this does not happen. India has always stood for the promotion of knowledge and consideration for the greater good, Mr Hamied said.
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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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IPR Awareness Campaign For Schools Kicked Off In Delhi
The Cell for IPR Promotion and Management (CIPAM) has begun an IPR Awareness campaign in schools across the country. The campaign has been launched in collaboration with the nternational Trademark Association (INTA).
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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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European Chamber Says Still Has Concerns On China Anti-Terror Law
The European Chamber of Commerce in China still has concerns about China's new counter-terrorism law despite some of the more contentious cyber elements of it being dropped, the chamber said in a statement released late on Monday.
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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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Commerce Ministry Sets Up Panel to Draft National IPR Policy
The Commerce and Industry Ministry on Friday constituted a six-member think tank to draft the National Intellectual Property Rights Policy.
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Cipla Seeks Adoption of Pragmatic Intellectual Property Rights Policy
Many countries such as Brazil, Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia have already introduced compulsory licensing provisions. India must also examine the monopoly position of drugs and build safeguards to ensure that this does not happen. India has always stood for the promotion of knowledge and consideration for the greater good, Mr Hamied said.
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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
-
Cipla Seeks Adoption of Pragmatic Intellectual Property Rights Policy
Many countries such as Brazil, Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia have already introduced compulsory licensing provisions. India must also examine the monopoly position of drugs and build safeguards to ensure that this does not happen. India has always stood for the promotion of knowledge and consideration for the greater good, Mr Hamied said.
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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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IPR Awareness Campaign For Schools Kicked Off In Delhi
The Cell for IPR Promotion and Management (CIPAM) has begun an IPR Awareness campaign in schools across the country. The campaign has been launched in collaboration with the nternational Trademark Association (INTA).
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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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European Chamber Says Still Has Concerns On China Anti-Terror Law
The European Chamber of Commerce in China still has concerns about China's new counter-terrorism law despite some of the more contentious cyber elements of it being dropped, the chamber said in a statement released late on Monday.
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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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Commerce Ministry Sets Up Panel to Draft National IPR Policy
The Commerce and Industry Ministry on Friday constituted a six-member think tank to draft the National Intellectual Property Rights Policy.
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Cipla Seeks Adoption of Pragmatic Intellectual Property Rights Policy
Many countries such as Brazil, Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia have already introduced compulsory licensing provisions. India must also examine the monopoly position of drugs and build safeguards to ensure that this does not happen. India has always stood for the promotion of knowledge and consideration for the greater good, Mr Hamied said.
