RIPA’s Resources are meant to help you as you go about the task of learning and harnessing the power of Indian Intellectual property rights, especially Geographical Indication. Whether you are a student, a craftsmen, an entrepreneur or a researcher, our selection is all about providing you with creative content to help you develop and grow your business. With supported experts and real-world context, these resources arm you with knowledge to confidently traverse the IP landscape – and be part of the growing innovation ecosystem in India.
Geographical Indications (GIs) are powerful tools that connect products to their cultural roots, traditional practices, and regional identity. In a country as diverse as India with over 650 registered GIs and countless more deserving recognition, the need for a structured and meaningful evaluation system has become critical. While registration under the GI Act provides a legal shield, it does not by itself ensure sustainability, market success, or socio-economic transformation for producer communities.
The Ashta Lakshmi Mahotsav, held from December 6-8, 2024, at the iconic Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan, stands as a monumental celebration of India’s cultural and economic heritage. Organized with the guidance of the Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER), this event embodies the divine blessings of Goddess Mahalakshmi’s eight forms, each representing vital facets of prosperity-wealth, knowledge, courage, victory, progeny, nourishment, patience, and health. These qualities resonate with the essence of India’s vibrant handicrafts, agriculture, and Geographical Indications (GIs), showcased through the unparalleled artistry and natural abundance of the Northeast.
Moradabad is a city in the state of Uttar Pradesh, well-known for its rich tradition of metal crafts, including brass, copper, and aluminium. It is often called as the ‘Peetal Nagri’ or the Brass City. The origins of metal crafts in Moradabad can be traced back to the 16th century during the Mughal era. The modern, attractive, and artistic brass ware, jewellery and trophies made by skilled artisans are the main crafts. With time new products were introduced time to time and now metals like iron, aluminium, nicker and silver are also used in metal handicraft items. The metal crafts of Moradabad are highly valued for their intricate designs, fine details, and durability.
Tune in to the vibrant world of Copyright Canvas™, as we show you a colorful ride through the cartoons that colored our childhoods and still fill us with joy today!
This framework aims to evaluate not just legal compliance, but also governance, f inancial transparency, quality control, branding & its dilution, innovation, community impact, future.
The journey from legacy to prosperity through Geographical Indications (GI) pathway is more than just an economic strategy; it is a decisive step toward realizing India’s aspiration.
Indian Geographical Indications (GI) products distinguish themselves on the global stage through a remarkable synthesis of extensive historical legacy, meticulous traditional craftsmanship
The Ashta Lakshmi Mahotsav,
held from December 6-8, 2024, at the iconic Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan, stands as a monumental celebration of India’s cultural and economic heritage.
This framework aims to evaluate not just legal compliance, but also governance, f inancial transparency, quality control, branding & its dilution, innovation, community impact, future.
Geographical Indications (Gls) are associated with the legacy of a product connected with a specific location having unique blend of nature, culture, tradition, and artisan. In India.
It highlights that certain products are far more than just items of trade; they represent the history, narratives, and dedication of the artisans, farmers, and communities who have kept these practices alive.
Moradabad is a city in the state of Uttar Pradesh, well-known for its rich tradition of metal crafts, including brass, copper, and aluminium.
The city of Saharanpur is situated near the Shivalik range of the Himalayas, which is rich in high-quality wood such as sheesham, rosewood, and teak.
Eri silk is known for its distinct texture & luster. It is derived from the domesticated silkworm Samia ricini, primarily found in India & Thailand.
Bebinca, also known as ‘Bibik’ is a well-liked treat in Goa and a classic Indo-Portuguese dessert. Goan cuisine as a classic dessert.
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