Patents and Indian Patent Laws - Intellectual property rights IPR & their significance

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[@Arpitkumar-vq5ii]

Kuch smjh ni aaya yaar

[@rahulsingh-ez8km]

Why did not you clearly diffrentiated between product patent and process patient?

[@rakshith7324]

Same question bro

[@obitouchiha8759]

Ig it's simple product patent for products and commodity and process patent include formula or any method by which an invention is created or developed !!

[@rekhareddy9688]

Me the same.

[@ranganath9359]

Same here

[@fathimarifa68]

Nice lecture. Crisp and clear. One suggestion is to kindly avoid reptition. Thank you❤

[@Amanpreetkaur0_0]

Thank god i watched this video😍

[@adxmalad4675]

Waah mam itna achha to the point explanation....grand salute h apko or apki puri team ko.🙏🙏

[@swatisangwan4925]

Really informative especially the way you explain section 3d..is more clear now. Thanks Ma'am.

[@khushbooyadav986]

Mam your Way of teaching is excellent....

[@Anubhav_6444]

Khushboo yadav yeah u r absolutely right.shit those morons how they r not getting it...

[@rithu535]

there is nothing like section 3(d) of IPR. Sections may be related to patent act/copyright act/design rights act/trademark act.

[@veeragadkar6664]

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I am Joicy from Kerala

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[@kuldeepkumarsingh2976]

Veera Gadkari

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KULDEEP KUMAR SINGH ,no it's only gadkar not i.

[@Lifeofgowardhan]

Veera Gadkar 😆

[@rasikapatil7733]

Tx mam wonderful teaching from patent

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[@manikankanadas6831]

Thnq mam.... for wanderful lecture

[@sakshibadarda5490]

Great explainatiom ❤️❤️👍👍

[@MsBodes]

It's 3(d) of the Patents Act, 1970. (Not 3(d) of IPR).

[@ActingKaQeeda]

Yeah

[@RohitMishra-qw9cx]

Excellent mam your way of explaination

[@veddwivedi6210]

Excellent teaching skill and Great Knowledge. Please more videos required.

[@shamantakhegde2121]

this lecture is a diamond.thanks a lot

[@snehansumohapatra8930]

U mam fastly writing.yr teaching style is so effective and speaking English is so good than other faculty. Keep it up.

[@partha_plethorapedia]

Wonderful lecture...helpful for CGPDTM exam.

[@TheAlternatePerspective]

Section 3(d) of IPR? And you said that continuously and even wrote it everytime.. that was Section 3(d) of Indian Patent Act, 1970.

[@geetanjalibhandari852]

what happens in product patent?? like process patent leads to increase in the production of drugs?? what about product patent? I don't understand product patent? what does product patent do? what happens if product patent is adopted? plz clear dis mam

[@rupalirautela596]

Product patent is exclusive rights given to original inventor of product means no one can provide the same product by same or diff process. This lead to monopoly in one's hand thus no competition is left . In process patent , patent granted for particular process and not for the product means anyone can produce same product through different procedure or process leads to competition among producers thus decreasing the price of commodity through more production. But due to entering into agreement with wto india had accepted to amend Indian patent act in 2005, added sec 3d under it which prevents evergreening of patent through slightly modifying the original product created problem for US and due to this us has put us in its priority watch list .

[@geetanjalibhandari852]

thanks you guys😊

[@PraveenSharma005]

Product patent is the patent of the substance which is created by the patented process...so nobody can copy the method used..

[@Anubhav_6444]

Thanks a lot bhai....bahut achha padhati h mam..

[@vikramchunarkar9936]

Video is on good topic, points are also good....but why you continuously repeats the same sentence people can see it by clicking back again....repeating makes it inefficient...it's KZbin and not a lecture hall mam

[@AmanKumar-bm8mb]

Thank you very much mam For concept clearty about IPR

[@786RUPESH]

Its humble request can we have some more videos about Indian Patent Laws and product Patents Please. Thank you for this amazing explanation. :)

[@veddwivedi6210]

Great Ma'am, please download complete video Patent and trademark.

[@nakulsoni]

Individual person would like to know about product patent in standoff process patent. Process patent is related to pharmaceutical companies but product patent related information will help every person to make his own product that can be patentable, profitable and encourage every person to do inventions I like this lecture thank you Miss

[@shraddhagaikwad5900]

Mam please make a video on basmati patent controversy.. It will be highly appreciated!

[@bikeborneexplorerindia4976]

Wow great intro animation

[@Sachin-bg2rm]

you should clearly state difference between product and process pat...

[@shubhamraj2298]

Ma'am your way of explanation is fabulous ....Thanks and plse make such videos regularly like on IMF ,world bank etc.

[@aliyazahra2523]

Excellent explanation.......100%undrstnd. thnkuuuuuu

[@prashantmahendra4726]

Please clarify the difference between process and product patterns, When was 3(d) IPR was introduced. Thanks for the video.. Nice lecture

[@reneshasingh9944]

Yes mam please answer this

[@vishnuprasad2843]

It's not 3(d) of IPR. IPR is a generic name of a set of rights. It's of parents act 1970. It was introduced in 2005 amendment.

[@SaurabhGupta-ld5es]

Really awesome teaching . .. please make more video such a good topic to spread in world

[@simiboora1248]

Excellent mam..Plz continue it on regular basis till pre exam

[@aparnapotharaju8236]

What is process patent and product patent?

[@janardhansharma7454]

Excellently taught. Thanks for useful tips.

[@mmil12354]

Good explanation

[@siddharthraj7531]

Thank you so much Ma'am and Study IQ team.

[@rahu6730]

Thanks Ma'am, very nicely explained

[@satenderchaudhary7764]

Brilliant lecture. Your best one mam.

[@mayankjain9946]

Very well explained introduction Useful for company Secretary program.

[@vangaakkireddy4223]

Hello good morning your lesson scroll slowly lecturer enough no tention and relax for any lesson teacher.

[@zeeshanurislam9291]

And my presentation become much easier 🙏😊

[@nirmaldebnath5332]

I am a college student, what is the minimum educational criteria and age for filing a patent?

[@shidonareform3848]

thank you mam for this video

[@KuldeepSharma-be6ks]

Only one problem Please speak slowly and video are best no dout. Thanku study iq.....

[@punnu1570]

Thnkyou madam today i am having exam !!

[@Paidholidays]

Will you please make video on intellectual property...

[@sushrutabatsya]

If Post-2005 the drugs became affordable because of increased burden for patentability. Then how come from 1970-1995 pharmaceutical products were more affordable and highly productive as India was using both types of patentability- Product patent and also process patent?

[@Anubhav_6444]

Mam.great thanks from core of my heart.great effort.

[@rahul_ba2140]

Excellent session

[@TALEOFBISHNUPRIYAManipuri]

One of the best lecture ever thnku study iq

[@shalushukla8731]

Ma'am I am unable to find the first lecture in this series. Please share it's link

[@reneshasingh9944]

Thanks for this topic mam...... Great effort. Please tell the year of 3(d)section insertion.

[@saurabhojha1888]

Thanks for your valuable support in understanding IPR

[@NishaNisha-ms2bt]

Ma'am hats off👍👌👌👌...

[@peeyushsadana7176]

The lecture was excellent, but there is a small mistake. It is 3(d) of Indian Patent act,1970 and not IPR.

[@ranganath9359]

Please explain the definition of few words like product patent ,process patent ,monopoly ,and therapeutic efficiency etc

[@dr.sunitashrivastava243]

Very nice👍

[@jhalakaushal62]

Thanks, it helped a lot.

[@AmarDeep-lv5iw]

well explained keep it up and upload like chapter wise

[@consorcioinactivo6381]

It's really really good I just loved the lesson 😊 What an amazing lesson 👍🥂

[@haroonsofi4613]

Thank u ❤❤❤

[@puspnilshrivastava8210]

Very nice explanation mam

[@munagalamanish6398]

Thanq u so much maam, good handwriting and clear explanation makes u one of the best tutor in study IQ platform.

[@RakeshSharma-uo3ll]

Thanks ma'am...we are benefitted by ur efforts..

[@abhijeetgore5174]

Mam Please Provide Video On Food Consumptiom Pattern In India

[@vallalasatyanarayana8152]

Best lecture 🙏🏾

[@MahadevFarming-]

Ma'am hatts off ! Great vdeo full of information 🥰

[@krishnavenkatesh9659]

Good teaching mam, but I want pdf about ,patent, appilcation for pantent,and Indian patent in a short note pls mam

[@vikaskamboj92]

Really appreciable continuity and way of delivering lecture..and beautiful handwriting also

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StudyIQ for shooting this video which app or gadget you are using. Kindly let me know. Thanks.

[@mysticflame-]

Thank you so much ma'am ....

[@Juruji72617]

Can you please make video of industrial design

[@mrigankjoshi898]

great video! thank you.

[@priyasharma8913]

Super explanation

[@utpalmondal2086]

Very nice maam

[@namanyadav9116]

Are efficiency and efficacy same?

[@AKR571]

very nice explained

[@vikramrajput2532]

Nicely explained... Thx mam

[@pankajlamba6610]

Its "enhanced efficacy"

[@govardhangangimeni6561]

Good explanation

[@umeshakl7661]

plz do in Kannada..ma'm ur teaching is very Xlent ....outstanding teaching.🌼🌷🌺

[@khanking7681]

Thank you study iq.

[@vishnuprasad2843]

3(d) of which act? I'm sorry but IPR is not an enactment. It's a generic name for a collection of rights of same nature...

[@arifali6689]

Awesome & thank you

[@sidex4897]

I have no intention of making fun of writer of this video.in this whole video writer is using word 'EFFICIENCY' but in reality it's called 'EFFICACY'.There is conceptual difference between EFFICIENCY and EFFICACY

[@swatisangwan4925]

desai siddharth yeah.. actually i also got confused it is efficacy or efficiency?? It is efficacy. Thanks!

[@sidex4897]

swati sangwan inventing new drug and then getting patented and then post-marketing surveillance is very different in India than other countries and at same time very complex procedure...facts given in video are misleading....some times information given in this video is foolish

[@sukumarroy7926]

4:25 wrong info provided by mam. True info: IPA 1970 only provided process patent not product patent..

[@pushkargiri9059]

Thankyou Mam for explaining like this , i am an IAS aspirant and i wouldn't explain this things in words that hou much this website help me to clear my doubts ,thanks once again

[@ashutoshgupta02]

Mam why are you not discussed product patent and process potent.

[@soniamishra9331]

Good lecture mam.

[@RanjitSingh-fu8sh]

Excellent

[@atypoll91]

you didn't discuss "compulsory licensing ",which is equally important if not more than "ever greening".

[@pranavgupta8888]

thnk u maam

[@balinder2449]

Great work maam

[@santoshlamani2396]

Madam pls complete economic all lecture pls. For preliminary exm only 1month is left..

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ok

[@pramodkumar-ks1vp]

Well explained ....

[@sairamphysioacademy4858]

please avoid repeating information, otherwise its a good information.....congrats

[@snehansumohapatra8930]

God bless u

[@ActingKaQeeda]

There is no such section called as Section 3(d) of IPR because there is no such law or statute called IPR.