CFTRI to host workshop on IPR in food processing
The Hindu
The session is aimed at helping entrepreneurs and start-ups in the area of food processing
CSIR-CFTRI is organising a one-day online workshop on “Intellectual property with emphasis on food processing” on January 19 under the CSIR Integrated Skill Initiative for the benefit of entrepreneurs and startups working in the area of food processing.
The workshop would focus on intellectual property rights in food processing through the innovation driven industry where IPR skills are most essential. It is important to know more about IPR, trademarks, innovation management,patenting laws etc., for the aspiring entrepreneurs as it plays a key role in promoting economic growth of the nation. The government has priority in promoting industries in general in order to achieve ““Atmanirbhar Bharat”, a releasefrom CFTRI said.
Swift return of Tanaji Sawant's son highlights disparity in police action, criticised by NCP for favouring influential individuals over common citizens.
President Trump signs executive order pausing FCPA enforcement, impacting Adani Group bribery investigation, aiming to boost American business.
Rosoboronexport offers India partnership on Su-57E fighter aircraft, providing fifth-generation technologies and long-term cooperation opportunities.
Beware of rising online travel scams targeting unsuspecting tourists; verify bookings, avoid full advance payments, and stay cautious.
Transgender woman Sumana Pramanik overcomes poverty and discrimination to become eligible for assistant professor position.
Telangana aims to be a technology powerhouse and top IT exporter, focusing on AI, semiconductors, and deep-tech innovation.
Karnataka unveils Industrial Policy 2025-30 to attract investments, create jobs, and promote sustainable growth in key sectors.
Grape truck accident on Dhimbam Ghat Road leaves driver injured and grapes scattered, prompting police response.
Writers and book lovers protest attack on bookstall at Tirupati Book Festival, condemning censorship and promoting freedom of expression.
Manipur faces political uncertainty as President's Rule looms, amid a constitutional crisis and security concerns.
Brushing aside criticisms against the proposed Private University Bill, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan assured that the legislation would promote social justice in its implementation.
Severe traffic congestion on Ballari Road for Aero India 2025, causing long delays for commuters heading to the air show.
Students protest against unrecognised college, demand refunds and certificates, while officials promise action and support for affected students.