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ARTS, COMMERECE AND SCIENCE COLLEGE KIRAN NAGAR, AMRAVATI M.S. INDIA

COLLEGE RESEARCH COMMITTEE 2018-19

ONE DAY WORKSHOP ON RESEARCH METHODOLOGY AND

INTELECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHT (IPR)

FRIDAY, 2ND FEBRUARY 2019

Background

Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) are a set of exclusive rights protected by law

which are accorded to creators or persons over their creations for a certain time period.

An IP right holder can realize value from its intellectual assets through utilizing it internally

for its own processes or share it externally through provision of goods and services to

customers. The latter can be achieved through legal mechanisms such as licensing or

assignment.

In today’s globally competitive environment, intellectual property has placed itself

on a pedestal in the context of economic growth and is becoming increasingly important.

Intellectual Property (IP) is the fuel that powers the engine of prosperity, fostering

invention and innovation. The increasing significance of intangible assets in the global

economy is forcing business organizations to actively manage their IP as a key driver for

building and sustaining their competitive advantage and achieving superior performance.

IPRs are now being used not only as a tool to protect creativity and generate

revenue but also to build strategic alliances for socio-economic and technological growth.

Accordingly, in order to foster the protection of innovations and creativity, the Intellectual

Property Office under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry is dedicated to mobilize the

use of such technological advancement for the economic development of the country.

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Objectives

An Art, Commerce and Science College, through Research Committee has

conducted a One Day Workshopon Research Methodology and Intellectual Property Right

(IPR) for the task of creating awareness about Intellectual Property Rights amongst faculty

and post graduate students.

This report summarizes key points from each of the two workshop sessions which focused

on the Intellectual Property Right (IPR) and Research Methodology.

Inaugural function

The workshop was inaugurated by the hands of Hon. Principal Dr. Rajeshji

Chandanpat. Dr. N.D. Gawande (Coordinator, IQAC), Dr. Sahebraoji Bante (Director,

Narayana Naturopathy and Yoga Science College, Amravati) were the chief guests of the

inaugural function. Introductory speech was delivered by Dr. M.J. Pawar (Coordinator,

College Research Committee). It was followed by the speech of Dr. N.D. Gawande and Dr.

Sahebraoji Bante. Words of thanks were presented by Dr. A.K. Maldhure (Member,

College Research Committee).

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Workshop 2nd February 2019

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Participants of the Workshop 2nd February 2019

Participants of the Workshop 2nd February 2019

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Introductory Speech by Dr. Mahendrasingh J. Pawar, Coordinator, College

Research Committee (2018-19)

Speech of Dr. N.D. Gawande, IQAC Coordinator.

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Dr. Rajesh Chandanpat, Hon. Principal, Presidential Speech

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Session I

The inaugural function was followed by the talk of Adv. Swapnil Gawande on the topic

“Intellectual Property Right (IPR)”. The first session focused primarily on conceptual discussions

and clarifications on IPR and then the need and significance of patent filling and related processes.

It was significant information for the students. About 121 students have attended the session.

Session II

This session was focused on Research Methodology. A beautiful talk on Research

Methodology was delivered by Dr. S.A. Waghuley (Associate Professor, Department of Physics,

Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University, Amravati)

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Adv. Swapnil Gawande, Guest Speaker, BLI Consultancy Private Limited.

Summary

Name of Activity Date of Event

Number of

Students

Participated

Guest Speaker

ONE DAY WORKSHOP ON

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY &

INTELECTUAL PROPERTY

RIGHT (IPR)

2nd February

2019

121

1. Adv. Swapnil Gawande

CEO, BLI Consultancy PVT LTD.

2. Dr. S.A. Waghuley

Associate Professor,

Department of Physics,

Sant Gadge Baba, Amravati

University, Amravati

Arts, Commerce & Science College, Kiran Nagar, Amravati

An Extract of the Report of the Workshop

One Day Work-Shop on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Date: 10/04/2018 Venue: Cultural Hall of the college. No. of Participants: 117 Introduction Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) are a set of exclusive rights protected by law which are accorded to creators or persons over their creations for a certain time period. An IP right holder can realize value from its intellectual assets through utilizing it internally for its own processes or share it externally through provision of goods and services to customers. The latter can be achieved through legal mechanisms such as licensing or assignment. In today’s globally competitive environment, intellectual property has placed itself on a pedestal in the context of economic growth and is becoming increasingly important. Intellectual Property (IP) is the fuel that powers the engine of prosperity, fostering invention and innovation. The increasing significance of intangible assets in the global economy is forcing business organizations to actively manage their IP as a key driver for building and sustaining their competitive advantage and achieving superior performance.

IPRs are now being used not only as a tool to protect creativity and generate revenue but also to

build strategic alliances for socio-economic and technological growth. Accordingly, in order to foster

the protection of innovations and creativity, the Intellectual Property Office under the Ministry of

Commerce and Industry is dedicated to mobilize the use of such technological advancement for the

economic development of the country.

The inauguration

The Principal, Dr. P.N. Pawade chaired the inaugural function of the IPR Workshop. Dr. Vinod

Kallamwar, Asst. Professor, Department of Physics, Bhartiya Mahavidyalay Amravati was the chief

guest of the function. In his inaugural address Dr. Pawade pointed out the significance of IPR in the

world of modern technology. He invited all the participants to take an active part in the discussions

an deliberations to be carried out during the course of the workshop.

The Session

The chief guest Dr. Vinod Kallamwar, took a brief survey of the origin and development of the IPR

and the issues related to it. His session later on was focused on the complex nature of the

Intellectual property and its rights. He also explained in details the various provisions I the law to

protect our intellectual property. He also talked about the pitfalls of neglecting the IPR during the

writing of research papers.

The session was followed by the question-answer hour in which various questions were asked and

discussion and deliberations were held.

A large number of participants including the students and staff actively took part in the workshop.

Shrimati Narsamma Hiraiyya Shaikshanik Trust’s

Arts, Commerce & Science College, Kiran Nagar, Amravati

One Day Work-Shop on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)

Date: February 12, 2017 Venue: Cultural Hall of the college. No. of Participants: 123 Introduction Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) are a set of exclusive rights protected by law which are accorded to creators or persons over their creations for a certain time period. An IP right holder can realize value from its intellectual assets through utilizing it internally for its own processes or share it externally through provision of goods and services to customers. The latter can be achieved through legal mechanisms such as licensing or assignment. In today’s globally competitive environment, intellectual property has placed itself on a pedestal in the context of economic growth and is becoming increasingly important. Intellectual Property (IP) is the fuel that powers the engine of prosperity, fostering invention and innovation. The increasing significance of intangible assets in the global economy is forcing business organizations to actively manage their IP as a key driver for building and sustaining their competitive advantage and achieving superior performance.

IPRs are now being used not only as a tool to protect creativity and generate revenue but also to

build strategic alliances for socio-economic and technological growth. Accordingly, in order to foster

the protection of innovations and creativity, the Intellectual Property Office under the Ministry of

Commerce and Industry is dedicated to mobilize the use of such technological advancement for the

economic development of the country.

The inauguration

The Principal, Dr. P.N. Pawade chaired the inaugural function of the IPR Workshop. Dr. P.V. Tekade,

Asst. Professor, J.B. Science College Wardha was the chief guest of the function. In his inaugural

address Dr. Pawade pointed out the significance of IPR in the world of modern technology. He

invited all the participants to take an active part in the discussions an deliberations to be carried out

during the course of the workshop.

The Session

The chief guest Dr. P.V. Tekade took a brief survey of the origin and development of the IPR and the

issues related to it. His session later on was focused on the complex nature of the Intellectual

property and its rights. He also explained in details the various provisions I the law to protect our

intellectual property. He also talked about the pitfalls of neglecting the IPR during the writing of

research papers.

The session was followed by the question-answer hour in which various questions were asked and

discussion and deliberations were held.

A large number of participants including the students and staff actively took part in the workshop.