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India protecting industry from unfair trade practices of certain countries: Piyush GoyalIndia is committed to dialogue and cooperation to address global trade challenges. Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal stated that ...- India-Oman trade pact creates strong export push for India's textile MSMEs: GovtIndia's textile and apparel sector is poised for significant growth in Oman following the India-Oman Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agr...
- From campus to career: The push to make Indian graduates job-readyIndia's higher education system faces an employability gap, with many graduates lacking job-ready skills. Vivekananda Global University (VG...
- Labubu test will not be child's playChina grapples with a surge in product knockoffs, a new challenge as the Year of the Horse begins. While officials crack down on fakes, a f...
- Govt launches framework to derive logistics cost for IndiaThe government has established a framework to accurately measure India's logistics costs, revealing an estimate of 7.97% of GDP. This initi...
- Must take IPR pacts seriously: Sanjeev SanyalIndia must adopt a stronger stance on intellectual property rights. The Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister suggests signing in...
- India should sign key IPR agreements to send the right signal: Sanjeev Sanyal of EAC-PMIn a working paper on ‘India and Global IPR Treaties,’ Sanjeev Sanyal, a member of the Economic Advisory Council to the PM, urged India to ...
- Initiatives taken to boost R&D: Need to balance IPRs with development needs, says FM Sitharaman“We are trying to make them (IPR laws) work as a facilitator, a booster, and not as a barrier to the process of R&D,” Sitharaman said on Sa...
- Stringent laws, collaborative enforcement vital to safeguard IPR: Former CJI Dipak Misra"In present times, the statutory regime is in force and its in consonance with the framework of progressive countries," said Dipak Misra.
- US keeps India on intellectual property priority watch listOn the other hand, India has always maintained that its IPR regime is in compliance with the global rules including that of the World Trade...
- Working to cut patent examination time to 18 months: Nirmala SitharamanThe ministry is continuously working on simplification of rules and reducing the patent examination time, Commerce and Industry Minister Ni...
- India lags behind in leveraging IPRs: CBEC ChiefNajib Shah also stressed on cooperation among key stakeholders for better enforcement of IPRs.
- IPR policy lacks specifics, won't be enough to foster innovation: Lobby groupsSome experts said the policy is an attempt to calm the nerves of India’s trade partners – especially the US – but has left stakeholders wan...
- India won't succumb to any pressure on IPR issues: Nirmala SitharamanSitharaman said that India is working on a case based on the fact that several states in the US are also possibly giving a domestic content...
- Coming soon: Tax sops, loans for companies to boost IPRsThe policy has been in the pipeline for the past few months and the idea is to bring down pendency to global levels and expedite processing...
- India fully aligned with international IPR, will safeguard its own interests, says Nirmala SitharamanDifferent arms of the government are not speaking the same language on IPR, which is leading to confusion on where India stands on these is...
- India says US Special 301 process on IPR is a unilateral measureOn April 30, the US has brought out the Special 301 report, an annual review of the global state of IPR protection and enforcement.
- Three major US firms back India's drug patent regimeThree major US cos - Boeing, Abbott and Honeywell - have come in support of India's IPR regime, which has come under attack by American pha...
- India has strong legal framework to protect IP: BoeingThe statement from Boeing assumes significance in view of the fact that a section of influential American corporate sector has been lobbyin...
- India needs umbrella body on telecom standards to foster creation of IPR and develop indigenous productsWe have missed the 2G, the 3G and the 4G technology bus. Time is just ripe for India to jump on to the bandwagon of the next-generation (be...
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