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Indian Patent and Design Statistics 2024 (June 7th to 14th)

The report analyses Indian patent and design statistics for the week of 7th to 14th June 2024, including city-wise publication and grant trends. It offers factual insights into patent and industrial design activity, based on official data and objective analysis.

Indian Patent and Design Statistics 2024 (May 24th to 31st)

This report analyses Indian patent and design statistics for 24th to 31st May 2024, highlighting weekly and yearly trends, city-wise data, and industrial design registrations. The information is compiled by BananaIP’s expert team with a focus on clarity and factual accuracy.

Indian Patent and Design Statistics 2024 (February 16th to 23rd)

This report analyses Indian patent and design statistics for the week ending 23rd February 2024, covering publications, grants, examinations, and city-level trends. It provides valuable insights for stakeholders in the intellectual property domain.

Indian Design Statistics Report – 2023

The Indian Design Statistics Report 2023 presents a comprehensive overview of design registration growth in India over the past five years. The findings reveal a consistent upward trend, underscoring increased innovation and aesthetic design filings.

Weekly Patent and Industrial Design Statistics – 6th May 2022 to 13th May 2022

This week’s update presents Indian patent and industrial design statistics for 6th to 13th May 2022. The report covers published applications, grants, city-wise data, and cumulative figures, offering a structured overview of current IP trends.

Apple Files Trademark for its Covid-19 App, MakeMyTrip Defends its Trademark and more

The post analyses significant trademark updates, including MakeMyTrip’s injunction, Apple’s Covid-19 app trademark, and domain dispute decisions. It also addresses GI developments and operational changes at Indian IP offices during the lockdown.

Why Don’t You Want to be an IP Attorney? – Five Reasons

The post examines five reasons that may deter individuals from becoming IP attorneys in India, including challenging deadlines, client expectations, and slow enforcement. It offers an analytical perspective on the realities of the IP profession and its current social perception.

National IPR Policy: Trademark Related Objectives

The National IPR Policy 2016 sets clear objectives for trademark administration and enforcement in India. It aims to improve efficiency, promote brand equity, and strengthen protection mechanisms for rights holders. The policy’s measures reflect a commitment to advancing the intellectual property system.