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Ready for Patent grants in 18 months?

The article examines India’s slow patent grant process and its impact on innovation. It reviews recent government initiatives aimed at expediting patent grants and discusses the necessity for transparent implementation and policy reforms.

Comments and suggestions on the Draft Patent (Amendment) Rules, 2015

The post analyses the Draft Patent (Amendment) Rules, 2015, commending procedural improvements and suggesting clarifications in key provisions. Recommendations focus on condonation of delay, expedited examination, and easing compliance for applicants.

DIPP Draft Patent Rules

The DIPP Draft Patent Rules aim to address delays in patent examination and grant in India. Proposed measures include expedited examination for applicants with local manufacturing and improved patent office resources.

Proposed amendment in Patent law by DIPP

The Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP) intends to bring about some wonderful changes to the existing patent law. A quick look at...

Indian National IP Policy Update

The Indian National IPR Policy is under review, with its draft raising debates on IP enforcement and access to generic medicines. This update provides an analytical overview of the policy’s objectives and the issues under consideration.

Indian National IP Policy Update

The Indian National IP Policy is expected soon, with stakeholders expressing optimism for a clear and effective framework. Experts urge the policy to support innovation, protect interests, and enable better IP enforcement in India.

Samsung takes home National Intellectual Property Award 2015

Samsung R&D Institute India – Bangalore received the National Intellectual Property Award 2015 for its achievements in patents and innovation. The honour reflects Samsung’s leadership in IP development and its focus on technological advancement in India.

The new IPR Policy, an innovative step?

This post examines the establishment of an IPR think tank by the Indian government to draft a new national IPR policy. It critically assesses the process, composition, and potential impact on India’s intellectual property regime.

Congratulations to Rajiv Aggarwal, India’s New Controller General of Patents, Designs and Trade Marks

Rajiv Aggarwal has taken charge as the new Controller General of Patents, Designs and Trade Marks, signaling ongoing reform in India’s IP administration. His tenure is expected to further advance modernization and operational efficiency in the Indian IP Office.