Abstract

Intellectual Property Right is a legal concept which is creations of human intellect under intellectual property law; owners are granted certain exclusive rights to a variety of intangible assets, such as musical, literary and artistic works; discoveries and inventions of words, phrases, symbols, designs etc. Common types of intellectual property rights are copyright, trademarks, patents, industrial, trade dress and some jurisdictions secrets. So it is a most controversial term referring to a number of distinct types of expression. IPR now becomes most contentious issues in this global world. The major issues relating IPR not only dominate trade among nation in agricultural, pharmaceutical, geographical induction, sustainable development of patent right, copy right, trademark, performing Art but it also challenges various issues for reliance of the legal right and obligation of the indigenous invention, industrial product, agricultural product, geographical induction. There are so many organization for the protection of the intellectual property rights such as TRIPS agreement, WTO, GATT, WIPO, special jurisdiction etc are working under the national and international jurisdiction for protection and solving issues of intellectual property rights. Now an intellectual property right in India becomes challengeable for protection of new invention and for the making of India into a new trend. Intellectual property Right plays an important role in India by increasing broad range of areas, ranging from the Internet to health care to nearly all aspects of science and technology, literature and the arts. The role of intellectual property in these areas - many of them still emerging - often requires significant new research and study. The emergence of new technologies, in particular, rapid breakthroughs in biotechnology, the adoption of new business processes and methods, the spread of new software threaten entire industries. These new technologies, some of which are controversial, have either made IPR more vulnerable or rendered the existing IPR regime obsolete. This paper emphasizes the legal obligation for protection of IPR to make the India into a protective measure and current emerging trends in intellectual property regimes in the field of agriculture and pharmaceuticals, geographical induction and protection of traditional knowledge for making in India. Kshirod Kumar Moharana | Dr. Laxmikanta Das"Intellectual Property Right for Making in India: A Legal Right" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-2 | Issue-5 , August 2018, URL: http://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd17018.pdf http://www.ijtsrd.com/humanities-and-the-arts/social-science/17018/intellectual-property-right-for-making-in-india-a-legal-right/kshirod-kumar-moharana

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