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11 March 2022
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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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Interactive session on the importance of intellectual property rights for SMEs
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The Federation of Industrial & Commercial Organisation (FICO) together with the PHD Chamber of Commerce & Industry recently organised an interactive session highlighting the importance of IPR protection in particular for small and medium sized companies.
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India´s Finance Minister highlights the importance of IPR for economic growth
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India´s Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, recently communicated that India is in a stage where economic growth and technological developments will highly depend on intellectual property.
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Check the Dehli High Court Intellectual property Rights Division Rules
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"The Rules", provide a wide definition of Intellectual Property including Information Technology and data protection and frame the different procedures for the registration and enforcement of Intellectual Property rights, including expedited registration procedures and alternative dispute resolution services.
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India´s copyright (Amendment) rules, 2021
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In 2021, the Government of India published the Copyright (Amendment) Rules, 2021, building on the last version of 2016. A set of the changes focused on the digitalisation and optimisation of existing procedures and shortened registration requirements to software related copyright, among others.
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India´s leading patent trends: Green technologies
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One of India´s focus over the last years has been to promote the use of green, renewable energies across the entire value chain. The government´s efforts via multiple incentives to achieve a fully sustainable and circular economy was reflected in the last patent trends published by the countrie´s Intellectual property Centre.
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New publications
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Case study: Geographical Indications enforcement
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How the Champagne GI has been protected in India by the association of producers.
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Case study: Making use of Indian Customs
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This case study presents the situation in which an EU SME had to call for help from customs to take action against infringers.
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Case study: Reaching an agreement with infringers
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This case study illustrates a non confrontational option to face infringers in India: striking a deal with them
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Upcoming events
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Request a meeting with our IP experts
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Meet our IP experts!
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Do you need intellectual property support for registering your trade marks, patents, designs and copyright in India? Book an online meeting with our IP experts and get free and confidential advice on how to manage and protect your IP rights in the Indian market
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