The Indian Patent Office published 416 patent applications, granted 406 patents, and issued 312 FERs last week. This report gives a detailed breakdown of city-wise statistics and design registrations across India, based on official data compiled by BananaIP Counsels.
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Amidst national lock-down, IPO comes to a grinding halt
The Indian Patent and Design Office experienced a sharp decline in activity during the national lockdown, with patent publications and design registrations dropping considerably. The report highlights the absence of patent grants and a significant decrease in overall filings.
Read more about Amidst national lock-down, IPO comes to a grinding haltDespite CoVid threat patent publications and grants increase at the IPO – Kudos to IPO
The Indian Patent Office published data indicating a significant increase in both patent publications and grants despite the CoVid threat. The report analyses these statistics, demonstrating the sustained momentum of intellectual property filings and grants in India.
Read more about Despite CoVid threat patent publications and grants increase at the IPO – Kudos to IPO966 patent applications published this week
This update analyses Indian patent and design statistics published for the week of 6th March 2020. It covers application publications, grants, city-wise contributions, and design registrations, all based on official sources.
Read more about 966 patent applications published this weekOver 15,000 Patent applications Examined this year, Patent Grants reach the 5000 mark
Over 15,000 patent applications have been examined and more than 5,000 patents granted by the Indian Patent Office in 2020, with significant activity reported across major cities. Design registrations also saw substantial growth, reflecting ongoing innovation in India.
Read more about Over 15,000 Patent applications Examined this year, Patent Grants reach the 5000 markIndia and U.S.A sign MoU to strengthen Intellectual Property Rights, Office of CGPDTM publishes list of new facilitators under SIPP Scheme and other news updates
India and the U.S.A have signed an MoU to enhance intellectual property rights cooperation. The CGPDTM has released updated lists of SIPP Scheme facilitators, while significant patent infringement cases and growth in Indian startup IP filings are also discussed.
Read more about India and U.S.A sign MoU to strengthen Intellectual Property Rights, Office of CGPDTM publishes list of new facilitators under SIPP Scheme and other news updatesPatent office publishes 790 patent applications, examines 2800 applications this week
The Indian patent office published 791 applications and granted 781 patents this week, reflecting varied trends across cities. A total of 2803 First Examination Reports were issued, and industrial design registrations continued to rise.
Read more about Patent office publishes 790 patent applications, examines 2800 applications this weekInnovate, Patent, Produce and Prosper says PM, Natco Pharma faces patent infringement law suit and more
This bulletin highlights Prime Minister Modi’s emphasis on innovation and patenting, the upcoming GIPC in New Delhi, and crucial legal updates such as Taiho Pharmaceutical’s lawsuit against Natco Pharma. Important decisions from the Indian Patent Office and international appointments are also covered.
Read more about Innovate, Patent, Produce and Prosper says PM, Natco Pharma faces patent infringement law suit and moreFinal issue of patent & design journal published
The final 2019 issue of the Patent & Design Journal presents a comprehensive overview of Indian patent and design statistics, noting marked decreases in publications and grants. Detailed city-wise and annual data provide clarity on patent activity and design registrations.
Read more about Final issue of patent & design journal publishedMachines cannot be inventors rules EPO, Toyota launches new IP Licensing Program and other patent updates
The EPO has ruled that machines cannot be recognized as inventors, marking a significant stance in patent law. Toyota launches an IP Licensing Program, while Michelin pursues a design patent infringement suit. Key updates from the Indian Patent Office and international patent cooperation are also covered.
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