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"title": "National Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Policy",
"description": "Today, possession of land, labour and capital are just not enough for a country to succeed. Creativity and innovation are the new drivers of the world economy. The policies adopted by a country determine the public well being and how it is developing the trapped intellectual capital. An effective intellectual property system is the foundation of such a strategy.",
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"title": "Advantages of GST for Startups",
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"title": "Right to Information in a Nutshell",
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"description": "Investing your time and money to build a particular brand and seeing the same brand name being used by another, robbing you of your hard-earned brand reputation is not an agreeable state of affairs. Many a time, trademark (TM) owners end up in protracted litigation because when the time was right, they did not get trademark registration in India of their brand name. ",
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"title": "The Supreme Court Upholds Reservations in Promotions for Disabled Persons",
"description": "Considering the interests of more than four crore people with disabilities in the country, the Bench asserted that the disabled persons have not got their due in the last 19 years after the framing of the Persons with Disabilities (Equal Opportunities Protection of Rights and Full Participation) Act, which was passed in 1995.",
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