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Indian Patent Statistics, Interesting Inventions, WIPO – India Summer School, NATCO Pharma patent settlement and more

This post reviews recent Indian patent statistics, an innovative invention for electrical safety, and the WIPO – India Summer School. It also covers the NATCO Pharma patent settlement and global IP developments, offering a factual and analytical summary of significant IP news.

Delhi HC Clarifies Architect’s Moral Rights, Time Settles Dispute Over Embedded Tom Brady Tweet, INOX Screening World Cup Matches, and more

The Delhi High Court has ruled that architects cannot use moral rights to prevent demolition of their works, narrowing the scope of Section 57. Other updates include Time’s settlement over an embedded Tom Brady tweet, INOX’s plans to screen World Cup matches, and significant licensing developments in entertainment law.

Making a difference, Being the difference

This article outlines BananaIP’s journey as a premier intellectual property firm in India, highlighting its development, achievements, and dedication to IP literacy. The post emphasises the firm’s values and its role in shaping IP awareness and services in the country.

Chur Chur Naan a Trademark?, Kim Kardashian Files Trademark for her Newborn, Neymar Scores Victory at EU General Court, Himachal Chulli Oil Gets GI Tag and Other News

This post analyses recent trademark news, including Indian registry statistics, the Chur Chur Naan dispute, and global updates such as Kim Kardashian’s new filings and Neymar’s EU court victory. It also reviews brand licensing deals and the GI tag for Himachal Chulli oil in a structured, factual style.

National Strategy for Artificial Intelligence (AI), Flash Electronics India sues Royal Enfield, Hague Agreement and more

This edition covers India’s proposed national AI strategy, a major patent infringement suit by Flash Electronics against Royal Enfield, and key international developments including China’s discussions on the Hague Agreement. It presents recent patent statistics and analyses the role of intellectual property in SME growth.

Start Up – Networking Portal

The post examines how a networking portal startup addressed its intellectual property and legal compliance needs with limited resources. By implementing a structured IP strategy and legal systems, the company enhanced its business operations and investment appeal.

Small Manufacturing Company

A small manufacturing company addressed innovation theft and employee misappropriation by establishing a structured intellectual property strategy. Through systematic IP filings and confidentiality practices, the company enhanced its protection and credibility.

United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO)

UNIDO partnered with SMEs in India’s machine tools, plastics, and foundry sectors to strengthen their approach to intellectual property. Through training, audits, and policy implementation, the programme enhanced IP generation, protection, and business value for the participants.

Premier Technology Institute

The Premier Technology Institute transformed its intellectual property approach by overhauling its policy and establishing a technology transfer office. This led to a marked increase in patent filings and resolution of faculty concerns.

Leading Food Products Company

A leading food products company optimised its trademark portfolio through rigorous due diligence and compliance checks. The resulting actions improved legal clarity, reduced costs, and enhanced alignment with business goals.