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Telephone – Inventions that Revolutionized the World

The invention of the telephone significantly changed the landscape of communication. This article offers a detailed analysis of its origins, major inventors, and the ensuing legal and patent disputes. The complex history is objectively explored, focusing on factual accuracy.

Steam Engine – Inventions that Revolutionized the World

The steam engine transformed industrial society by enabling efficient mechanical work from steam power. This post analyses its invention, key contributors, and lasting impact, following a structured, factual approach.

Electric Bulb – Inventions that Revolutionized the World

The electric bulb revolutionised lighting by replacing hazardous sources with safe, electric illumination. This post explores the invention’s history, Edison’s role, and the complex patent landscape. It provides an objective analysis of the bulb’s enduring impact on technology and society.

Traditional Knowledge: Use or Misuse?

This post scrutinises allegations of traditional knowledge misuse in the Colgate herbal dentifrice patent case. It provides an objective legal perspective on patentability, policy measures, and the role of the TKDL in protecting traditional knowledge.

Patent Exhaustion in India

Patent exhaustion in India limits a patent holder’s rights after the first authorized sale of a product, especially regarding parallel imports. The legal interpretation of authorization is crucial in balancing public and patent holder interests under Indian patent law.

Indian Patent Statistics, Interesting inventions, Patent grants double in India, Samsung, Tivo, Nokia, Oppo sign patent licensing agreement, Apple and Qualcomm trial date set and more

This post examines recent trends in Indian patent statistics, notable inventions, and major licensing agreements. It also covers significant disputes and international updates, providing a structured and factual overview relevant to the Indian and global patent landscape.

Indian Herbal Viagra Receives Patent Grant

Kunnath Pharmaceuticals’ Musli Power Xtra, known as ‘Indian Herbal Viagra’, has been granted a patent for its ayurvedic formulation targeting sexual dysfunction. The patent highlights developments in India’s approach to intellectual property protection for traditional medicines.

Financial Assistance from Technology Development Board (TDB) for Industrial Concerns for the Development of Indigenous Technologies

The Technology Development Board extends financial assistance to eligible Indian enterprises for developing and commercializing indigenous technologies. This post outlines eligibility, application guidelines, and key features of TDB support, with a focus on promoting innovation and industrial growth.

Patentability of scientific principles and natural relationships in the light of Laboratory Corp. v Metabolite

This article analyses the legal boundaries for patenting scientific principles and natural relationships, with a focus on the Laboratory Corp v Metabolite case. It explores US Supreme Court jurisprudence and the ongoing debate over patent eligibility in diagnostic methods and biotechnology.

Should Medical Methods Be Patented?

This post examines whether medical methods should be patentable, focusing on global legal frameworks, ethical debates, and policy implications. It analyses both the concerns and benefits of extending patent protection to medical methods, particularly in India, and suggests balanced policy solutions.