The wind power industry has emerged as arguably the fastest growing electricity generation sub-industry in the recent past mainly due to increasing concern towards decarbonizing economies and continuing innovation. Due to the rapid growth rate, increasing concern has been raised about Intellectual Property Rights especially in the areas of Turbine Technology, Control System, and Manufactur...Read More

In today’s globalized innovation landscape, protecting your invention beyond borders is critical. The Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) enables inventors and organizations to file a single international patent application, which can later enter national phases in 150+ countries. If you're looking to streamline your PCT patent filing online, this blog provides a complete guide,...Read More

In the present day business landscape companies need IP rights as essential tools to defend their innovative products alongside brand recognition. The two essential forms of intellectual property rights are patents together with trademarks. The systems function differently although they both support intellectual property defense. The protection of inventions through patents exists independently from...Read More

“Should you get your idea patented the moment it arises?” Well, let us firstly understand the ‘First-to-File’ (FTF) principle of India’s patent filing and registration process. It represents a paradigm shift in patent regimes after the enforcement of the Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) providing protection for patents ...Read More

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Drug patent laws in the United States, the United Kingdom, and India are perhaps exemplary examples of vastly different approaches to the dialectic between pharmaceutical innovation, IP protection, and accessing medicines at an affordable price.

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“Indian Patent office grants one lakh patents in past year.” A bewildering headline reported by The Hindu in March 2024, showcases the remarkable growth and evolution of India's patent system. But what are patents? And what kind of protection do they offer? The World I...Read More

INTRODUCTION

Quantum Computing is one of the fastest growing technologies in the current era. Quantum Computers can be employed for addressing mathematical challenges and tackling computationally demanding problems, which would be very difficult for a simp...Read More

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AI is divided into two parts the first is specific Artificial Intelligence and the Second is General Artificial Intelligence. The specific AI is designed for specific tasks and narrowed within its domain taking the example of the various voice assistants, whereas the general AI is more of a general man...Read More

Introduction

The world is full of creativity and intelligence. Inventions arising out of people's creative work acquire commercial value, in view of the possibility of their use by large sections of society within the country and in other countries of the world. The patent is one of the widespread ways through...Read More

Patents

A patent is a legal document which is authorized by the Government of India granting “exclusive rights to the inventor to make, use and sell an invention”.

What Is The Need For Patents?

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Introduction

The legal framework is essential to the running of every organization, regardless of whether it is growing steadily or is just getting started. All companies in India must register in accordance with the Read More

Introduction

A trademark is a sign capable of distinguishing the goods or services of one enterprise from those of other enterprises,1 this is to provide an exclusive right over the aspect of goodwill and reputation with respect to the goods/service. Trademark are further bifurcated into two types Conventional and Non-conventi...Read More

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Russian law governs Intellectual Property Rights in a very robust manner. It provides Patent Protection to the Inventions, Utility Models, and...Read More

WHAT IS A PATENT? – AN INTRODUCTION

A Patent is said to be an Intellectual Property Right (IPR) which grants a legal right to the owner of an invention or innovation to have the sole and exclusive right to exploit a new creation. Any person other than the patent owner is legally barred from producing, selling or e...Read More