Posted by National Seminar cum Workshop @ Dept. of Laws, BPS Women University Khanpur Kalan Sonepat (Haryana). (February 7, 2017)
(February 7, 2017)
Organized by : Dept. of Laws, BPSMV
Deadline: 01 February, 2017
About Seminar:
Intellectual Property plays important role in our life. Teachers, industrialists, author, pharmacists, students, scientists, economists, shopkeeper, consumer, housewife, everyone is affected by this. India believes in the spreading of knowledge, came under the clutch of WTO TRIPs agreement, where knowledge has been commercialize. We have amended our IP laws in compliance of the WTO TRIPs agreement. Small counties are becoming world power with the royalties taken by licenses. Whether we are lag behind? We have to come forward to accept the reality that without strengthening IP, we cannot develop. Present Government has started Make in India and Start up programme in India where IPR will play important role. In this programme we are trying to discuss the pros and cons of IP and to find out the solution being a developing country.
Themes:
- Intellectual Property Law and Management
- WTO, TRIPs and IPR; IPR and Right to Food
- Role of IPR in Indian Economy; IPR and Plagiarism issue
- Copyright and Right to Education; IPR and Environment
- Traditional Knowledge and IPR; Innovation and Invention issue
- IP and Access to medicine; Copyright issue in Literature, IP and Competition Law
Paper/Abstract Submission:
Soft copy of paper with abstract can be submitted by e-mail to parmodmalik@bpswomenuniversity.ac.in upto 01 February, 2017
Deadline:
01 February, 2017
Registration Fee:
- Teacher/ Academicians/ Scientists: Rs. 300
- NGO/ Students/ Research Scholars: No Fee
LINKS:
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