An Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Cell is a specialized unit within an organization, educational institution, or governmental body dedicated to managing, protecting, and promoting intellectual property (IP) rights. The primary focus of an IPR Cell is to ensure that the creations and innovations of individuals and entities are legally protected and that their rights are upheld.
* Provide expertise and support for IP protection, enforcement, and commercialization.
* Facilitate the development of IP policies, laws, and regulations.
* Collaborate with national and international organizations to promote IPR best practices.
* Support research, innovation, and entrepreneurship through IP protection and promotion.
* Provide training and capacity-building programs for Students.
* Encourage ethical practices and respect for IPR among students and organizations.
VisionThe vision of the Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Cell is to cultivate an environment where intellectual property is thoroughly protected and valued, enabling a thriving landscape of innovation and creativity. The Cell envisions a future where intellectual property rights are respected, effectively managed, and leveraged to drive economic growth and advancement.
MissionThe Mission of the Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Cell is to support the protection and management of intellectual property by providing expert guidance, facilitating the registration process, and enforcing IP rights. The IPR Cell is dedicated to educating stakeholders about IP issues, promoting best practices in IP management, and fostering a culture of innovation.
