The Sardar Patel Startup and Entrepreneurship Council (SPSEC), functioning under the aegis of the Startup Incubation Center at Sardar Patel University (SPU), has announced the relaunch of its Certificate Course in Intellectual Property Rights (IPR). Alongside this initiative, the council is also gearing up to introduce a new certificate program focused on entrepreneurship fundamentals. The […]
In a significant achievement for innovation and entrepreneurship in academia, a group of student-entrepreneurs and faculty members from Maharshi Dayanand University (MDU), Rohtak, have been granted a patent for their novel food-truck design. The intellectual property, which blends utility with cutting-edge design features, is the brainchild of Prof. Ashish Dahiya and Sahil Saran, along with
In a significant move to strengthen the intellectual property (IP) landscape within Karnataka’s academic institutions, the International Institute of Information Technology Bangalore (IIIT-B) organized a one-day workshop titled “Patent Proficiency for Academic Innovators.” The event, held under the New Age Innovation Network (NAIN) 2.0 program, aimed to equip students, faculty, and innovators with practical knowledge
In India’s ever-evolving startup landscape, one thing is becoming crystal clear: ideas alone aren’t enough. Investors are now looking for proof of real innovation, and the clearest sign of that? Intellectual Property (IP) — especially patents. Gone are the days when startups could raise millions based on flashy pitches or vague promises of AI-powered disruption.
