The intellectual property rights (IPR) are intangible in nature and gives exclusive rights to
inventor or creator for their valuable invention or creation. In present scenario of …

Until the end of the eighteenth century, Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) were restricted
to generate knowledge for free access to industries which they use for making commercial …

The global knowledge economy has put the focus on local centres of economic growth and
depends on the capacity of institutions and organizations to continually reinvent and …

Development of a country's depends on her ability to brace in the global competence to
dream novelty. Under today's globalization clime, intellectual property rights are pressing for …

An intellectual property right refers to creation of the new discovery, mythical and creative
works and code, name and films used in business-related. IPR be similar to any other use of …

IPR in biofertilizer is of great significance in today's rapidly evolving agricultural demands.
To improve soil fertility and plant development while minimizing environmental …

This Paper seeks to review the articles published in the Journal of Intellectual Property
Rights (JIPR) in the second half of the first decade of the twenty-first century from Volume 10 …

In order to take forward the National IPR Policy and to boost creativity, innovation,
competitiveness and economic growth in India, it is imperative to harness IP. Statistical …

The Impact of Artificial Intelligence On Patent Law: A Compressive Analysis Prof. Jitendra D.
Vihol Assistant Professor Department of History Page 90 ISBN-978-81-969178-1-4 First Edition …

Textbook of Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence provides information about pharmacy rules and
regulations. The book emphasizes towards B. Pharm V-Semester of PCI Syllabus. The book …