Creative India: tapping the full potential
India’s creative economy is large, but its untapped potential is even larger. This study provides the first reliable measure on the size of India’s creative economy, explores the many challenges faced
Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)
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Patents Vs Patients
WTO's conundrum: cheap drugs for poor countries or protecting North's business interests
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Tribal triumph
The Kani tribals are awarded a patent<br>
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A bitter dose
Multinational drug firms gang up against a company that wants to produce cheaper generics
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Herbal remedies
A new venture makes a foray into the world herbal market
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Beware of Policymakers
extinction is a nasty word one normally associates with lumbering gigantic lizards, huge prehistoric insects, dragon flies the size of a figh ter plane or the Dodo. While humans had no say in the
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Open secret
Were medicinal plants exported without government permission?
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Patents Case
The Bombay high court recently adjourned for final disposal, the hearing in a case pertaining to the Patents Rules, 1972. The Indian Drug Manufacturers' Association (idma) had in July this year
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A model arrangement
scientists and researchers from Commonwealth countries who met in Goa in the second half of September to discuss intellectual property rights (IPR) cited the example of the Kani tribe of
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Money at last
The Kani tribals finally get their dues <br>
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A rice by another name
Thailand threatens to take the US to the WTO for allowing a Texas based company to use "jasmati" as a trademark for a variety of rice