Intellectual Property Rights, IPR
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Indian Economy, Planning, Mobilization of Resources, Growth, Development and EmploymentIndigenization of Technology and New Technology DevelopmentIntellectual Property Rights, IPR
Preparing India for a true innovation-led economy, Pg8
India's innovation paradox: Despite increased R&D spending and improved rankings, private sector investment lags, hindering true innovation-led economic transformation.
Government policies and interventions for development in various sectorsIndigenization of Technology and New Technology DevelopmentIT and ComputersIntellectual Property Rights, IPR
IndiaAI Mission 2.0 to focus on UPI-like AI service for MSMEs, Pg21
IndiaAI Mission 2.0 to launch UPI-like AI service for MSMEs; India to scale compute capacity with 20,000 more GPUs.
Government policies and interventions for development in various sectorsChanges in Industrial Policy and Effects on Industrial GrowthIndigenization of Technology and New Technology DevelopmentIntellectual Property Rights, IPR
Centre lays down eligibility criteria for ‘deep tech’ start-ups in country, Pg10
Centre defines 'deep tech' start-ups with relaxed norms, paving way for ₹1 lakh crore R&D investments and concessional financing.
Health SectorBilateral, Regional and Global Groupings and AgreementsIntellectual Property Rights, IPR
MSF raises concerns over FTA impact on medicines in India, Pg14
MSF warns EU-India FTA could restrict medicine access in developing countries by strengthening pharmaceutical monopolies and limiting generic competition.
Important International Institutions, Agencies and ForaSpace TechnologyIntellectual Property Rights, IPR
Can international patent law handle a permanent presence in space?, PgII
Article examines the complexities of international patent law in space, highlighting jurisdictional challenges and the need for updated legal frameworks.
Major Crops, Cropping Patterns and Irrigation SystemsIndigenization of Technology and New Technology DevelopmentBiotechnologyIntellectual Property Rights, IPR
Why participatory science is crucial to tackling coconut root wilt disease, PgII
Participatory science crucial to tackle coconut root wilt disease affecting 30 lakh palms across major coconut-growing regions through phytoplasma.
Government policies and interventions for development in various sectorsIntellectual Property Rights, IPRBasics of Cyber Security
Govt proposes phone makers to give source code, firms push back, Pg3
India proposes mandatory source code sharing for phone makers, sparking privacy concerns and industry pushback over security standards and feasibility.
Education SectorIndian Economy, Planning, Mobilization of Resources, Growth, Development and EmploymentIndigenization of Technology and New Technology DevelopmentIntellectual Property Rights, IPR
A grand vision and the great Indian research deficit, Pg6
India's R&D spending lags at 0.7% of GDP; Huawei alone outspends entire nation, hindering 'Viksit Bharat' goal.
Parliament and State LegislaturesBilateral, Regional and Global Groupings and AgreementsInfrastructure: Energy, Ports, Roads, Airports, Railways etc.Intellectual Property Rights, IPR
SHANTI Bill is India's second shot at nuclear energy leadership, Pg12
SHANTI Bill aims to overhaul India's nuclear energy framework, attract investment, and align with global standards for ambitious 100GW target by 2047.
Bilateral, Regional and Global Groupings and AgreementsChanges in Industrial Policy and Effects on Industrial GrowthIntellectual Property Rights, IPR
In push for drug data exclusivity, pharma industry sees a bitter pill, Pg11
India reconsiders data exclusivity for pharmaceuticals, potentially impacting generic drug industry and access to affordable medicines post-patent expiry.
Indian Economy, Planning, Mobilization of Resources, Growth, Development and EmploymentScience and Technology in Everyday LifeIntellectual Property Rights, IPR
'Global AI models don't customise enough; India has a big opportunity', Pg15
Stanford Professor highlights India's AI customisation opportunity amidst global models, emphasizing data sovereignty and balanced copyright laws for innovation.
Government policies and interventions for development in various sectorsScience and Technology in Everyday LifeIntellectual Property Rights, IPR
AI start-ups need copyright backing, Pg11
AI copyright proposal threatens Indian start-ups with licensing costs and compliance burdens, potentially stifling innovation and driving businesses abroad.
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