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This post analyses the weekly trademark office statistics in India as of 9th February 2022, compiled by BananaIP Counsels. It offers detailed figures on application examination, publications, and…
This analysis presents weekly Indian trademark statistics as of 5th January 2022, reporting changes in examination and registration activity. The post offers a factual overview of current trends…
This report provides an analytical overview of Indian Trademark Office statistics for the week ending 29 December 2021. It details changes in application examinations, hearings, registrations, and renewals,…
This post analyses weekly Indian trademark statistics updated till 1st December 2021, highlighting examination, publication, registration, and renewal trends. Compiled by BananaIP Counsels, it offers an objective overview…
This week’s Indian Trademark Office statistics reveal notable changes in application examinations and procedural outcomes. Compiled by BananaIP Counsels, the report offers an objective analysis of current trends…
This report summarises weekly trademark office statistics in India as of 10th November 2021. It covers examination, registration, and publication trends based on official data, compiled by BananaIP…
This weekly Trademark Office data has been compiled from dynamic data published by the Trademark Office as updated till 20th October, 2021. These statistics are presented to you…
This week’s analysis covers Indian Trademark Office statistics as compiled by BananaIP Counsels up to 22nd September 2021. The post examines trends in application examinations, hearings, publications, registrations,…
This detailed update reviews Indian Trademark Office statistics for early September 2021, noting key changes in applications, registrations, and renewals. Data is compiled by BananaIP Counsels with an…
This bulletin provides an analytical overview of Indian trademark statistics for the week ending 4th August, 2021. It highlights key increases in examinations, registrations, and renewals, signalling improved…