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A ROBUST ANALYSIS OF REINFORCEMENT OF HUMAN VALUES THROUGH INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS TOWARDS ACHIEVING वकसत भारत @ 2047

Ishan Ahmad

Vol. 8, Issue 1 (2024)Pages 73-82Published 2024-12-30

Abstract

ABSTRACT - In the cuThis paper ascertains an analytical study of the recent approach of Government for reinforcement of Human Values through Geographical Indications, aiming to achieve the aim of वकसत भारत @ 2047. India is a country, which has been always been the gold mine of rich assets high monetary worth. People od India have always positive human values and ability to create high quality items like crafted works, adornments, materials, and they have been providing their expertise to the entire world for several ages, and trying to preserve their enriched cultural heritage from ge ing lost with the time. Geographical Indications being, part of Intellectual Property Rights have a peculiar characteristic to denote and preserve the rights of to the whole community. Geographical indications are truly means aiming to guaranty the preservation of human values. Be it Trademarks, copy rights, patents, geographical indications, designs, Semiconductors or newly transforming Trade secrets, the protection of Intellectual property rights provide an exhaustive framework to protect the heritage human values associated with the producers/ proprietors/ authors/ inventors in the respective Intellectual Property Domains. In this paper, the author will be highlighting the challenges faced by the originators various properties qua Intellectual Property Rights associated with them while procuring their protection and how the human rights and values associated with the IPRs can be secured. Also, it will be analyzed that how the human rights guaranteed by the intellectual Property Rights can help in achieving the mission of वकसत भारत @ 2047?

Keywords

  • Intellectual Property Rights
  • Geographical Indications
  • Producers

Author affiliations

  • Ishan Ahmad, Assistant Professor of Law, Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi

How to cite

Ishan Ahmad, “A ROBUST ANALYSIS OF REINFORCEMENT OF HUMAN VALUES THROUGH INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS TOWARDS ACHIEVING वकसत भारत @ 2047,” IPEM Law Journal, vol. 8, pp. 73–82, Dec. 2024, doi:

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