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Experts Studying Animal Intelligence Across Species Are Finding Patterns No One ExpectedA new special issue in Acta Ethologica explores the diverse ways animals think, learn, and interact, revealing 'intellectual biodiversity' ...- WHO urges rich countries to pay up for Covid planThe WHO Wednesday urged rich countries to pay their fair share of the money needed for its plan to conquer Covid-19 by contributing $16 bil...
- WHO-led programme aims to buy antiviral COVID-19 pills for $10 - documentThe ACT-A asks the G20 and other donors for additional funding of $22.8 billion until September 2022 which will be needed to buy and distri...
- WHO's Covid weapons fight still $16.8 bn shortThe funding shortfall comes amid a widening gap between rich and poor nations in their ability to fight the pandemic, with access to vaccin...
- Navy to soon get latest Sonar systems for anti-sub warfareThe system, which can detect enemy submarines, will give a fillip to India's anti-submarine warfare capabilities.
- Lifting weights can improve your memory!The participants returned to the lab 48 hours later and saw a series of 180 pictures - the 90 originals were mixed in with 90 new photos.
- German firm set to supply sonar systems for Indian NavyGerman defence firm Atlas Elektroniks is close to signing a deal with India for supply of low frequency sonar systems for its warships.
- ACTA will make life saving drugs costlier for the poorProvisions of ACTA stretch its ambit to civil trademark infringement, which has no relation to a product being counterfeit.
- India opposes pharma piracy pact by 10 nationsIndia has opposed an anticounterfeiting trade agreement by a small grp of countries which it feels will be used to stop the country's gener...
- India will not accept any intellectual property talks outside WTO: Anand SharmaIndia will not accept any attempt made by groups of countries to discuss intellectual property rights outside the multilateral forum of the...
- Govt to soon announce manufacturing policyThe government on Friday said it will soon unveil a national manufacturing policy, which aims at attracting overseas investments.
- Form bloc to oppose new patent regime, advises legal guruIndia should join forces with other developing countries at the WTO to oppose the stringent intellectual property regime.
- India seeks sound legal solution from EU on drug rowIndia's legal consultant on its row with EU over drug seizure, Frederic M Abbott on Friday said New Delhi will not agree to any solution th...
- Trouble Stays: 40 nations nearing pact on generics seizureThe drug seizure agreement with the European Union may be an eyewash as another international treaty will allow 40 countries to seize in tr...
- Drug seizure issue settled, EU agrees to amend lawsIndia would withdraw the complaint filed at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) against such seizures.
- Govt cautions pharma industry against harassment by global playersThe government on Tuesday cautioned the domestic pharmaceutical industry against attempts by global giants to "harass" them through their "...
- Time to challenge plus-size IPRsIndian industry needs to join hands with the government and foil a bid by the developed world to expand the scope of IP rights.
- US, EU cite safety issue in defence of piracy lawA group of developed nations led by the US and the EU has initiated discussions at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) on legitimacy of thei...
- India, China move WTO on ‘Trips plus’ West agendaIndia and China have decided to rake up the issue of tough intellectual property regimes being planned by certain countries that go much be...
- Tech companies fear implications of trade pactCompanies across the technology industry _ from Internet access providers to social networking sites to video-sharing services _ are bracin...
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