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02 July 2021
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Newsletter - India IP SME Helpdesk
Your monthly digest of IP news in India directly to your inbox
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Helpline services available for EU/COSME SMEs
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Send us your IP queries!
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The Helpline service provides first-line assistance on Intellectual Property protection and IP rights enforcement in India. All questions sent through this service will receive a tailor-made answer by our IP experts or it will be signposted to appropriate organisations within no more than 3 working days.
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Latest IP updates in India
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Indian government proposes new counter measures against e-commerce fraud
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This new framework will give consumers the necessary tools to take an informed decision when purchasing products through telematic means and allow them to avoid missleading flash-sales, fraud and IPR infringing goods.
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India replies to the comments raised by United Nations on its new IT rules
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India has replied to the United Nations that the new IT rules were consolidated by the government after broad consultations with various stakeholders, civil society, industry associations and organisations, after three special rapporteurs from the UN early this month raised concerns with certain parts of the legislation.
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Recent amendment of telco permits in India: telecom vendors express concerns about potential information and IP disclosure
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After a recent amendment of telco permits, binding the acquisition of network equipment only from ‘trusted sources’, the largest operators have raised their concerns and request a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) from the Indian government to prevent any external actors from potentially hacking the disclosed proprietary information.
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The world’s most expensive mushroom will be protected by GI in India
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The mushroom, known as ‘Gucchi’ or ‘Morel’, is grown in India’s Doda district in the territory of Jammu and Kashmir. Jammu and Kashmir’s Department of Agriculture has reportedly filed an application to secure GI protection for Gucchi.
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New publications
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Trade mark searches: TMView a useful tool for EU SMEs looking towards India
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Any European SME looking to expand their business to India should be very careful to take all the necessary steps to protect their intangible assets there before entering this new market (or any other market, for that matter). In effect, what this means that it should make sure that its intellectual property is duly protected in India: keep in mind that registered IP rights are territorial in nature, which means that they are only protected in the territory in which they have been registered. Trade marks, patents, design rights which have been registered in Europe have no legal weight in India and cannot be enforced there.
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Our new collaborators
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IBA Bucharest - National Research and Development Institute for Food Bioresources
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IBA Bucharest is a public research entity with activity in 4 strategic areas: food safety, nutrition, consumer behaviour and food (bio)technologies. Besides the research activity, the institute also carries out third-party services, which consist of: laboratory analyses, personalised food production for consumers with special needs, as well as notifications regarding food supplements. IBA is an industry-oriented organisation with a keen interest in developing products and technologies, analytical laboratory methods, studies and strategies.
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