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Department of Industrial Policy & PromotionMinistry of Commerce & Industry

Government of India

on the occasion of World Intellectual Property DayIndia Intellectual Property Convention

Showcasing India’s Intellectual Property Prowess &

10th National Intellectual Property Awards 26 April 2018: Sovereign Hall,Hotel Le-Meridien, New Delhi

Program Grid

0900-1030 Hrs Registration

1000-1040 Hrs Opening Session

1030-1100 Hrs Networking Tea/Coffee

Sovereign-1 Sovereign-2

1100-1200 Hrs Session 1: Session on Curated case-study presentations of IP creators and owners

Session 2: Session on Curated case-study presentations of IP Administrators

1200-1300 Hrs Session 3: IP Challenges and opportunities for Women in India

Session 4: Session on Curated case-study presentations of IP Legal Service Providers

1300-1400 Hrs Networking Lunch

1400-1500 Hrs Session 5: Session on Curated case-study presentations of IP Educators

Session 6: Session on Curated case-study presentations of IP Enforcers

1500- 1530 Hrs

Networking Tea/Coffee

1530-1615 Hrs Session 7: Session on Curated case-study presentations of IP Judiciary

1630-1745 Hrs National Intellectual Property Awards Ceremony

1745 Hrs Close of Convention


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Opening Session( Soverign-1)

0900-1000 Hrs Registration

1000 - 1040 Hrs Opening Session

1000 - 1005 Hrs Welcome Address Mr R Saha Senior AdvisorConfederation of Indian Industry

1005 - 1015 Hrs Special Address Hon’ble Mr Justice Arjan Kumar Sikri Judge, Supreme Court of IndiaNew Delhi

1015 - 1025 Hrs Special address Mr O P GuptaController General of Patents, Designs and TrademarksIntellectual Property office, Government of India

1025 - 1030 Hrs Closing remarks by CII

1030 – 1045 Hrs Tea / Coffee


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1045-1200 Hrs(Sovereign-1)

Session1: Curated case-study presentations of IP creators and owners

It is felt that in spite of the sharp gains by the Indian industry in creating larger IP portfolios especially that of patents, the general perception is still not accurate and correct. The Indian Industry, Start-ups, Institution has been innovating in various fields of IPR including business know-how development with vigour. Indian and foreign filings of patents by them are on the increase on year to year basis and the industry is actively working towards Industry 4.0. We would like to share the experience of Indian Industry, Start-ups, Institution on IP management with some success stories through some case studies during the convention and sharing some good practices.

Moderator

Speakers

Dr Ajai Kumar GargDirector (HoD International Cooperation & Bilateral Trade, IPR), Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology, Government of India

Dr Shankar VenugopalVice PresidentMahindra & Mahindra

Mr Sudipta GhoshHead - IP ManagementWipro Ltd

Mr Rakesh DubeyDirector, Policy and Government AffairsMonsanto – India

1045-1200 Hrs Session2: Curated case-study presentations of IP Administrators


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(Sovereign-2)

Intellectual property offices play the most crucial role in assigning a legal status to intellectual property created by individuals, academics, government and industry. With changing global equations and aspirations, technological landscape and growing scientific knowledge IP offices face new challenges to ensure that no invention which has the potential of improving human life goes unattended without proper examination for granting a patent. New technologies also open up new avenues for protecting other forms of intellectual property. A change in the outlook of IP offices to embrace new developments in terms of practices, laws, examination methods and procedures, having dialogues with each other for timely examination and grant of rights needs to be explored.

Moderator

Speakers

Mr Raghavender G.R Joint SecretaryDepartment of Justice, Ministry of Law and Justice

Mr Sameer Swarup Deputy Controller of Patents and Designs, Intellectual Property Office, India

Dr R C Agrawal Registrar GeneralProtection of Plant Varieties and Farmers' Rights Authority, Govt. of India, Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare

Mr Akiyoshi ImauraDirector, International Cooperation Division, Japan Patent Office (JPO), Tokyo

Ms Komal Kalha, Senior Counsel, USPTO, Office of South Asia

1200 - 1300 Hrs(Sovereign-1)

Session3: IP Challenges and opportunities for Women


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Women in IPR including those engaged in science, engineering and medicine have shown beyond doubt their capabilities and success in the creativity domain through innovations in science and technology, creation of products including music, films and books, processes and systems. However, due to lack of adequate systems and enough opportunities the capacity and capabilities of almost 50% of our population has not been utilized in the large space of innovations. There is a need to explore the reasons and possible road map for inclusion of Indian women in this space and to contribute effectively in the fast-changing technology and business environment domestic and global

Moderator

Speakers

Dr Malathi LaxmikumaranDirectorLakshmikumaran & Sridharan, Attorneys

Ms Gabriele Mohsler Vice President Patent Development at IPR & LicensingEricsson

Ms Meenu ChandraSenior Attorney, Intellectual Property Lead -India Region, Microsoft India Pvt Ltd

Mrs Sreerekha UHead TTID VSSCIndian Space Research Organisation (ISRO)

Ms Lakshika JoshiGlobal IP Head and Legal LeadershipAricent India

1300 Hrs Networking Lunch


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1200-1300 HrsSovereign-2

Session4: Curated case-study presentations of IP Legal Service Providers

Law firms have played a key role in protecting and managing IPR rights of companies, universities and research institutions. Their contribution in national laws and policy making and IPR education has been noteworthy. With changing IPR climate globally due to infusion of new technologies, the law firms face new challenges in terms of emerging laws and legal practices, help ensuring reasonable returns from IP licensing and developing new expertise. While sharing their experience in respect of legal system and practices in India for constant upgradation of IPR eco system, they will share their perception about negotiating with new development.

Moderator

Speakers

Mr Pravin AnandManaging PartnerAnand and Anand

Dr Raj S DavéPresident & FounderDavé Law Group, LLC

Mr Rajendra KumarSenior PartnerK & S Partners


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1400 - 1500 Hrs(Sovereign-5)

Session 5: Curated case-study presentations of IP Educators

IPR education and training remain a one of the focal points of the development of a robust IPR eco-system. The influence of science and technology in moulding IPR system has been known but, in the recent past one has seen a massive influence of technology in reforming IPR laws and practices. Artificial Intelligence and big data technologies are flooding the business and trade environment along with the IPR canvass. New paradigms of IP licensing and technology transfer have emerged which are impacting many application fields like ICT and agriculture and these paradigms need to be understood and applied in the Indian context. IPR education needs to be viewed from much larger perspective to cover all basic and new emerging areas practically covering all areas of human knowledge. Institutions engaged in technology transfer and IPR education and training will share their practices and experiences.

Moderator

Speakers

Prof T RamakrishnaProfessor of Law, Chair Professor (IPR)National Law University Bangalore

Prof Manish ShrikhandeAssociate Dean for Innovation and IncubationIIT Roorkee

Prof Manchikanti Padmavati Associate ProfessorRajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law

Dr Arul George ScariaAssistant Professor of Law and Co-Director of the Centre for Innovation, Intellectual Property and Competition (CIIPC), National law University, Delhi

1400 - 1500 Hrs Session 6: Curated case-study presentations of IP Enforcers


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(Sovereign 2)

It is well known that infringement is detrimental to the interests of IP owners who leave no stone unturned for protection of their intellectual capital. The scale of counterfeiting and piracy is huge; the problem is being experienced globally and in India as well. The menace is wide spread and manner adopted for counterfeiting and piracy is becoming complex. Police and custom departments play a crucial role in fighting the battle along with courts, IPR holder and the IP office. The growing problem can be handled more efficiently with better coordination among these agencies. The consumers can play an important role by avoiding purchase of such goods. This session will bring experts from different countries as well as different states of India as well as other Countries to share their experience and best practices to minimize counterfeiting and piracy.

Moderator

Speakers

Mr Blaise Fernandes President & CEO Indian Music Industry

Mr Rajesh Nandan Srivastava Commissioner Customs, New Delhi

Dr Vivek Gogia, Special CP, Delhi Police*

Mr Takehiro TakeiAdministrative Judge, Trial and Appeal Department, Japan Patent Office(JPO)

Mr Ang Kwee TiangRegional Director, Asia PacificInternational Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI)

1530 - 1615 Hrs Recent Development in IP Law and IPR case Studies


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The Indian judiciary has risen to the occasion in resolving matters related to IPR especially in the post TRIPS arena with some important decisions. Enforcement of IPR is key to inculcating and developing a robust and creative innovation culture for national development and growth, maintaining and preserving traditional knowledge and positive impetus to trade and business. This culture promotes infusion of investments, both domestic and foreign, into all types of industry and agriculture and projecting India as a destination for ease of doing business. While Commercial Courts have been set up for handling IPR cases expeditiously, there is a dire need to encourage district courts to take up such matters. We would like to convey the experience of the Judiciary to a larger audience and share a vision for way forward for a robust enforcement system.

Opening Remarks and Moderated by

Speakers

Mr R Saha, Senior Advisor, CII

Hon’ble Mr Justice ManmohanJudge, High Court of DelhiNew Delhi

Hon’ble Ms Justice Prathiba M SinghJudge, High Court of DelhiNew Delhi

Hon’ble Mr Justice Manmohan Singh, Retired Judge of the Delhi High Court and Chairman of the Intellectual Property Appellate Board (IPAB)

National Intellectual Property Awards Ceremony


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Programme

1630 -1635 Hrs Welcome Address Mr Chandrajit Banerjee Director General Confederation of Indian Industry

1635-1640 Hrs Address Mr O P GuptaController General of Patents, Designs and TrademarksIntellectual Property Office Government of India

1640-1645 Hrs Address Mr Rakesh Bharti MittalPresident Confederation of Indian Industry

1645-1655 Hrs Special Address Mr Ramesh AbhishekSecretaryDepartment of Industrial Policy & PromotionGovernment of India

1655-1705 Hrs Distribution of National IP Awards and WIPO Awards by the Chief Guest

1705-1725 Hrs World IP Day Address by the Chief Guest

Mr Suresh PrabhuMinister of Commerce and IndustryGovt of India

1725-1730 Hrs Closing remarks Mr Chandrajit Banerjee

Documents

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