GS1 · UPSC Mains
It has been argued that India's strained patent protection and IP administration has failed to keep pace with growing technological advances. In this context, examine the provisions of the new Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Policy, 2016. Also explain how the new policy can help boost innovation and entrepreneurship in the country.
| Topper | Rank | Source | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anmol Jain | — | VisionIAS | p.26 |
| Anmol Sher Singh Bedi | — | VisionIAS | p.36 |
| Anuj Malik | — | VisionIAS | p.36 |
| Tejasvi Rana | — | VisionIAS | p.34 |
| Vishakha Dabral | — | VisionIAS | p.36 |
| Amit Jain | — | VisionIAS | p.36 |
| Ajay Jain | — | VisionIAS | p.36 |
| Dalip Kumar | — | VisionIAS | p.36 |