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unvindiaannouncements · 28 days

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https://unglobalcompact.org/participation/report/cop/detail/481951

August 2024

Contents published on UNGC website for global views:

Link 1: Hiroshima Day

Link 2: Quit India Movement

Link 3: International Dog Day

Link 4: National Sports Day

Link 5: UN Charter presentation at G D Goenka Public school, Srinagar (Special edition)

Link 6: SBOAMHSS Coimbatore - UN Volunteers updates (Special edition)

Link 7: Chess tournament at Kollam (Special edition)

Link 8: SBOAMHSS Coimbatore - Freedom thoughts

Link 9: International Observance

1. Hiroshima Day: Mahan Anjanadri Vidya Kendra, COPS, SBOAMHSS Coimbatore, Shristi English Medium School, Subash Srinivasan, Pledge

2. International Dog Day: Mrs Rekha Kumbar, Ms Daly Felicitus, Ms Ambili

3. International Youth Day: COPS

4. World Population Day: Deepu R S at NIOS

Link 10: Independence day celebration: SVMHSS Chennai, SBOAMHSS Coimbatore, The Adrian Loyal School Karur, Azad Public School Karnal, Shristi English Medium School Gujarat, Good shepherd English School Karaikal, Prestige International School Mangalore, Jain Public School Davangere, COPS Coorg, Millat Model High School Secunderabad, U S Ostwal English Academy Mumbai, Mahan Anjanadri Vidya Kendra Bangalore, St Joseph's Kindergarten Adampur, Velammal Vidyashram Somangalam, ACME Bilaspur, Mahima College of Nursing Ballari, GLPS Madavoor, K R Mangalam World School Gurugram, Noida International Public school Noida, K R Mangalam World School Vaishali, Hameediah Boys HSS Kilakarai,

Link 11: National Observance: Quit India Movement: Marthoma public school kollam, K R Mangalam World School Vaishali, COPS Coorg, Priya Durairaj. Space day: Dr Ravi Kumar L P, Subash Chandra Bose birthday: Subash Srinivasan,

Link 12: Medical camps: Free dental checkup camp: Ghulam Ahmed College of Education, Hameediah Boys HSS. Psychological Assessment: Noida International Public school

Link 13: Chronicles: Neo Geetanjali School, Deepu R S, Dr Jemi Sudhakar, Dr Ravi Kumar L P, Dr Balasubramaniam, Priya Durairaj, Cosmos Ennu Kwaw Ghana, Javad Ahmad Hura, Renuka English teacher, Suhail Ahmad, Muneer Abaas,

Link 14: Appreciation: Subash Srinivasan, Mrs Ambili Headmistress, Ghulam Ahmed College of Education students

New volunteers: Tabasum Mir, Mehraj U Din Mir, Javad Ahmad Hura, Asma fatahi, Suhail Ahmad, Dr Anjum Nazir

Link 15: Miscellaneous: Hameediah Boys HSS Kilakarai, Noida International Public school, Ms Leena Rai Kalra, SBOAMHSS Coimbatore, Subash Srinivasan, Millat Model High School, Mahan Anjanadri Vidya Kendra

Link 16: Roles of Muslims in Independence (Special edition)

Thank you

The National UN Volunteers-India

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indiejones · 1 year

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LATA & RD & KISHORE - THE FINAL CHAPTER (NEE DHARAMYUDH)! . . . . . . . . -OF THE MYSTERIOUS HEART ATTACKS BOTH KISHORE & RD WERE AFRAID OF! -OF 1985: THE YEAR THAT CHANGED BOLLYWOOD FOREVER!

This strange (below) Aajtak video clip caught my attention, & got me googling & researching a while.

And what came of it was highly interesting to say the least!

As it turns out, Lata Mangeshkar on average sang only 2 songs per year for R.D. Burman all life/career, while he on average composed 36 songs/year for 36 years straight!

https://youtube.com/watch?v=wr-lDgD6V0U

A further cursory glance reveals even more startling facts- Lata Mangeshkar it seems stopped singing for R.D. Burman for the last ~9 yrs of his life/career, after 1985-early 1986 at most, till his death in 1994! All RD films releasing thereafter (’86-’94),bearing Lata’s voice, if pry a bit, either shot/recorded in '85 or early '86 at most!

P.S : Also- Seems this year 1985 has some strange significance in lives of all 3 best friends-Rajesh Khanna (as explained in blogs pertaining to him), R. D. Burman & Kishore Kumar. For Kishore Kumar, we learn, announced his retirement from Bollywood in May 1985, (at the peak of his demand having just recorded 300 songs in 1984), but his pending work lingered, till his death in Oct '87 from his 2nd heart attack (his first having been received in 1982)! https://indiatoday.in/india-today-insight/story/from-

No one till today for certain knows the exact reason for this most surprising & most illogical & obviously highly emotional retirement decision from Bollywood. But one of the public speculations that's been doing the social rounds since those times, & we don't know if this the real or sole reason, is that it could've been borne of his showdown with his brother-in-law & Leena Chandavarkar's brother Anil Chandavarkar, perhaps sometime in the beginning of 1985, on the sets of Kishore's last directorial venture 'Mamta Ki Chhaon Mein' which he'd begun directing in 1984, in which Anil, who'd also acted in films like 1977's Aafat & 1980's Khanjar earlier, was employed as a production assistant by then, the issue for which has not been posted anywhere online, but that was serious enough in Kishore’s eyes, for getting him publicly thrown out of the film, by his own brother-in-law! And that many people believe, certainly contributed to Anil committing suicide just a few days/months later in early 1985, & leading to Kishore's announcement of retirement from Bollywood, just few days/months later, leaving all work on his own film too, that was 90% complete by then, in the process (& perhaps as we see it, merely focusing on completing his pending assignments for others thereon), (a home production that incidentally did make it to screens in 1989 finally, with Rajesh Khanna making a very special appearance).

Anil Chandavarkar, apart from being Leena Chandavarkar's brother, was also the son-in-law of director Atmaram, as husband of his daughter Anjali.

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1. https://m.imdb.com/name/nm9507714/bio/ 2. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0234183/trivia/

3. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0151293/trivia/?ref_=nm_dyk_trv

Now another highly curious incident from the very day of Kishore da's heart attack has caught mass attention. Per his wife's statement to the media, Kishore before his death, was looking pale since morning, & post-lunch, lay on his bed, after moving some furniture, & upon inquiry by his wife said, "I am feeling weak". His wife immediately tried calling the doctor, to which Kishore got angry & shouted, "If you call the doctor, I will get a heart attack". His eyed were open & he was breathing out. And just a few moments later, died.

👇 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kishore_Kumar

People online have wondered what made Kishore da so wary of the doctors coming to his house then. Others dismiss it as another joke on his part given how he was a habitual jokester. But remember, this was a man clearly experiencing a fatal heart attack just then (as evidenced by the fact that he succumbed to it just few mins later), yet that even in such agony & strife, found the strength to shout out to his wife to not call the doctors, for fear that he may (actually, in his mind) get a heart attack if they came. Isn't this most perplexing & mysterious???! Why was Kishore Kumar so phobic of his home-visiting doctors??? What kind of experiences had he had with them over time, to make him so afraid of their mere name, during his last moments???!

Questions none of us can now with any certainty answer, yet safely & privately (& oh so obviously) guess. :/

And when Kishore Kumar finally did pass away just 2 yrs after his retirement decision, while completing his huge pile of pending work, on that fateful day of Oct 13, 1987, his friend R.D. Burman reportedly told Kishore’s son Amit at his funeral, as recounted by Amit in his video interview to Rajeev Bajaj, that it was time for him, the great R.D. Burman, to retire as well, as he knew his innings was up too!

R. D. Burman would go on to have a heart attack in the very next year of 1988, & would have a heart by-pass surgery needed to be performed on him abroad the following year in 1989, having his work-rate reduced by half for the next 5 yrs.

Another interesting publicly available post--1989 interview excerpt has also come to light, drawing further attention to his state of unease & perhaps anger. RD had always been very careful to not make hyperbolic statements about (his brother) Rajesh, most likely as instructed by the latter himself. Yet on this one occasion in 1990, made an exception, & almost purposely, gave a provocative interview about his bro being the best & all, knowing full well as an insider, how this whole silly Rajesh-Amitabh battle was a mere artificial ‘establishment media’ creation:

“Amitabh would best be remembered by historians as a 'Bollywood Legend', but Rajesh Khanna would remain a 'Permanent Superstar' for generations because of his natural charisma on and off screen. Khanna has done vast genres of films, experimented and performed many roles and also has keen interest in story, music and lyrics of songs in his films. Khanna is more versatile.”

This was an obviously angry RD deliberately hitting out the only way he knew how to, & taking “panga” with the establishment, for reasons we can perhaps now well guess.

RD would land up having his 2nd & most fatal heart attack 3.5 yrs later, on Jan 4, 1994, to eventually pass away.

Followed by a years-long media drive on how RD was unhappy & alone & doing very poor work in his final few yrs, while reality is that music stds of Hindi Cinema as a whole had gone down a few notches by the mid 80s anyway. Also that he was leading essentially the same royal life (albeit in poorer physical health)(he came from a super wealthy North-Easthern royal family btw), as also a bachelor's life since his divorce in 1971, as claimed by the musicians who worked with him (incl guitarist Vineet Shrivastava on Yt), whatever the exact truth of his marriage to Asha Bhosle, that apparently was a secret btwn him & Asha till his death, that no one really knew of, till Asha ji herself made it explicitly known to the world after his death.

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1. Some interesting emerging tidbits herein, even if people find outta context, being how twas RD Burman, more Lata's gen, being just 9.5 yrs younger, that ended the Lata-SD cold war on since mid 1950s, by going to her house & asking her to sing his 1st song as a independent composer in 'Chhote Nawab' in 1960. The 2 never parted for next quarter century!

2. Further, Chaitanya Padukone's book 'RD Burmaniya' carries a Lata intv, stating how RD asked her to give him a 'counselling letter' of "Do's & Dont's" when he did marry her sis Asha at a time in 1980's, as a gift.

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https://www.amarujala.com/photo-gallery/entertainment/bollywood/rd-burman-aka-pancham-da-death-anniversary-lata-mangeshkar-remember-him

To then set into motion the final (as in Rajesh's case, we know for fact) project, by the unseen & unnamed & unknown powers-that-be, for total dismantling of the last & most famous of this legendary trio, Project Rajesh Khanna, as already amply blogged on before.

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doctorofbiology · 3 years

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Top Pharma Companies List In India

Pharma is the most important part of the healthcare sector. in this list top most pharma company, founded, founder and Headquarter Top Pharma Companies List In India No. Company Founded Founder Headquarter Work Area 1 Ranbaxy Laboratories 1961 Gurbax Singh, Ranbir Singh, Mohan Singh Gurugram Worldwide 2 Cipla Ltd 1935 Khwaja Abdul Hamied Mumbai Worldwide 3 Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Ltd 1984 Kallam Anji Reddy Hyderabad Worldwide 4 GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals Ltd 1924 Sridhar Venkatesh(VP) Maharashtra Worldwide 5 Nicholas Piramal India Ltd 1984 Ajay Piramal ( Owner) Mumbai Worldwide 6 Lupin Ltd 1968 Desh Bandhu Gupta Mumbai Worldwide 7 Cadila Healthcare Ltd 1952 Ramanbhai Patel Gujarat Worldwide 8 Aurobindo Pharma Ltd 1986 P.V. Ramprasad Reddy, K. Nityananda Reddy Hyderabad Worldwide 9 Sun Pharmaceutical Inds 1983 Dilip Shanghvi Mumbai Worldwide 10 Wockhardt Ltd 1960 Habil Khorakiwala Mumbai Worldwide 11 Aventis Pharma Ltd 1956 Sanofi (Parent) Mumbai Worldwide 12 Ipca Laboratories Ltd 1949 K.B. Mehta, Dr. N.S. Tibrawala Mumbai Worldwide 13 Pfizer Ltd 1966 (Ind) Charles Pfizer, Charles F. Erhart Mumbai Worldwide 14 Biocon Ltd 1978 Kiran Mazumdar Shaw Bengaluru Worldwide 15 Orchid Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals Ltd 1992 Kailasam Raghavendra Rao Chennai Worldwide 16 Matrix Laboratories Ltd 1984 Herren Drugs & Pharma Ltd Chennai Worldwide 17 Alembic Ltd 1907 Chirayu Amin( Chairman) Gujarat Worldwde 18 Torrent Pharmaceuticals Ltd 1959 U.N. Mehta Ahmedabad Worldwide 19 Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd 1977 Gracias Saldanha Mumbai Worldwide 20 U S V Ltd 1961 Leena Tewari ( Chairperson) Mumbai Worldwide 21 Novartis India Ltd 1996 (Merger) Johann Rudolf Alexander Clavel Mumbai Worldwide 22 Abbott India Ltd 1910 Dr. Wallace Calvin Abbott Mumbai Worldwide 23 Intas Pharmaceuticals Ltd 1985 Hasmukh Chudgar Ahmedabad Worldwide 24 Unichem Laboratories Ltd 1944 Amrut V Mody Mumbai Worldwide 25 Merck Ltd 1967 Mlind Thatte (2018) Mumbai Worldwide 26 J B Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals Ltd 1976 J.B. Mody Mumbai Worldwide 27 Divi'S Laboratories Ltd 1990 Murali Divi Hyderabad Worldwide 28 F D C Ltd 1936 Anand Chandavarkar Mumbai Worldwide 29 Panacea Biotec Ltd 1984 Rajesh Jain (MD) New Delhi Worldwide 30 Shasun Chemicals & Drugs Ltd 1976 Mr. Govindarajan (CEO) Chennai Worldwide 31 Strides Arcolab Ltd 1990 Arun Kumar Bengaluru Worldwide 32 Elder Pharmaceuticals Ltd 1989 Jagdish Saxena Mumbai Worldwide 33 Aarti Drugs Ltd 1984 Prakash Moreshwar Patil Maharashtra Worldwide 34 Ind-Swift Ltd 1983 Dr. Gopal Munjal Chandigarh Worldwide 35 Dabur Pharma Ltd 1884 S. K. Burman Ghaziabad Worldwide 36 Nectar Lifesciences Ltd 1995 Mr. Sanjiv Goyal Chandigarh Worldwide 37 Astrazeneca Pharma India Ltd 1979 Narayan K Seshadri (Chaiman) Bengaluru Worldwide 38 Paras Pharmaceuticals Ltd 1984 Girish Patel Ahmedabad Worldwide 39 Surya Pharmaceutical Ltd 1992 Rajiv Goyal New Delhi Worldwide 40 Ajanta Pharma Ltd 1973 Yogesh Agrawal (MD) Maharashtra Worldwide 41 Indoco Remedies Ltd 1946 Govind Ramnath Kare Mumbai Worldwide 42 Natco Pharma Ltd 1981 VC Nannapaneni Hyderabad Worldwide 43 Organon (India) Ltd 1967 Bishu Chakraborty (MD) Kolkata Worldwide 44 Dishman Pharmaceuticals & Chemicals Ltd 1983 Janmejay R. Vyas Ahmedabad Worldwide 45 Neuland Laboratories Ltd 1984 Dr. Davuluri Rama Mohan Rao Hyderabad Worldwide 46 Granules India Ltd 1984 Krishna Prasad Chigurupati Hyderabad Worldwide 47 T T K Healthcare Ltd 1958 T. T. Krishnamaohari Chennai Worldwide 48 Ambalal Sarabhai Enterprises Ltd 1880 Dr. Vikram Sarabhai Vadodara Worldwide 49 Jagsonpal Pharmaceuticals Ltd 1964 Jagmohan S. Kochhar New Delhi Worldwide 50 Markson's Pharma Ltd 1992 Mark B. Saldanha Goa Worldwide Top Pharma Companies List In The World Read the full article

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marymosley · 4 years

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List & Video Recordings of All Sessions of Legal Desire Knowledge Series (Updated)

LIST & RECORDINGS OF LEGAL DESIRE KNOWLEDGE SERIES SESSION

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The List will be updated regularly. Last Updated on: 25.05.2020

Current Stats:- Sessions: 21 / Registered Participants: 24,800 +

S. NO. SESSION TITLE DATE NAME OF SPEAKERS YOUTUBE LINK 1. Forensic Evidences as a Decisive Factor in Crimes Related to Women 19th April Adv. Vishal Kumar Singh, Patna High Court https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYGeEQiRRjM 2. International Virtual Conference on ‘Role of Forensic Science in Criminal Investigation’ 20th April a) Adv. Pallavi Pratap, AOR, Supreme Court

b) Prof. Sally Lukose, Dean Academics College of Traffic Mgt., Faridabad

c) Dr. Leena, Asst.Prof., Dept of Forensic Science, SGT University

d) Nada Muhammed Ali, Drugs Poisons Expert, FSL- Ministry of Justice, Egypt

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yocVCGI80U0&t=1s 3. International Conference on ‘Use of Forensic Science in Criminal Investigation in 21st Century’ 20th April a) Dr. Carlos, Gutierrez, M.S.F.S., M.ED.

b) Dr. Rajeev Kumar, Ass. Prof., Dept. of Forensic Chemistry, College of Criminal Justice, Saudi Arabia

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7O7_ny7rkg 4. Cyber Security Laws and Regulations Discussing a Roadmap For India 26th April a) Mr. Falgun Rathod, Founder – Cyber Octet Pvt. Ltd

b) Adv. Prachi Pratap, Supreme Court of India

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nq6wkeAX4do&t 5. Stress & Time Management for Lawyers and Law Students 26th April Mr. Nipun Bhatia, President, Strategic Management & Process Redesigning, Legal League Consulting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Yn8wJ6edZc 6. (Keynote) Arbitration: Is Low Cost Option Still a Dream?, Legal Desire Virtual Summit, 2020 1st May Dr Alok Verma, Prof. Faculty of Law, Amity University, Noida https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gf3uzRyiKGE 7. Arbitration: Is Low Cost Option Still a Dream?, Legal Desire Virtual Summit, 2020 1st May a) Mr. Abhijeet Tople, General Manager and Head Legal, Jio Financial Services

b) Mr. Shubhash Shete, Asst. General Manager- Legal & Compliance at Valvoline Inc.

c) Adv. Arjun Nataranjan, Commercial Litigation & Arbitration

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJNm3yOtodE 8. Role of Judiciary in Environmental Protection, Legal Desire Virtual Summit 2020 1st May a) Prof. (Dr) S. Shanthakumar, Director, Gujarat National Law University

b) Prof. (Dr). Alok Mishra, Dean, Kirit P. Mehta School of Law, Mumbai

c) Dr Navtika Nautyal, Ass. Prof., ICFAI Law School, Dehradun

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8BnEcdK7iw&t 9. Criminal Investigation in 21st Century, Legal Desire Virtual Summit 2020 1st May a) Dr. N. Anita Evangelin, Additional Director, Telangana State Forensic Laboratory

b) Adv. Harsh K Sharma, Founder of Prosoll Law Inc.

c) Mr. Ravinder Chauhan, Senior Scientific Asst., Ballistic Division, CFSL, CBI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPTt5U-UN00&t 10. New Dimensions in IPR: Fashion and Arts, Legal Desire Summit 2020 2nd May a) Ms. Maria Zoee Vathis, Former President, Federal Bar Association Of Counsel, Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP

b) Ms. Shreya Gupta, HOD, Dept. Of Fashion Law, Legal Desire

c) Mr. Subhash Bhutoria, Partner, Krida Legal

d) Adv. Namrata Pahwa, Intellectual Property Litigation, Advisory & Civil Dispute Resolution, Delhi High Court

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qA-N9FM5BJs&t 11. Human Rights Violation During Pandemic COVID- 19, Legal Desire Virtual Summit 2020 2nd May a) Adv Syed Mujtuba, Child Rights Lawyer at Child Guidance & Well Being Centre IMHANS-K

b) Dr. Reshma Sagari, Director, Dr. Reshma’s Health & Wellness Pvt. Ltd.

c) Ms. Mrinalini Banerjee, Ass. Prof. Chettinad School of Law, Chennai

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToKRWjhDH4Q&t 12. Domestic Violence & COVID19 3rd May Adv. Smeeksha Pandey, Supreme Court of India https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3ATqNPRjSA 13. The Right to Constitutional Remedies Through WRITs and PILs 10th May Adv. Vishal Kumar Singh, Patna High Court https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQTD6BkaQbk 14. Digital & Mobile Forensics 12th May Mr. Anjana Kamba, Scientific Officer, Cyber Division, Telangana, SFSL, Hyderabad https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUiedido7WQ&t= 15. Questioned Document Examination 13th May Dr. Suneet Kumar, Assistant Professor, Galgotias University, Greater Noida https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEML6V-_cZ4 16. Highlights of India’s Covid19 Economic Package: MSME, NBFC, MFI & Taxes 14th May a) Anuj Kumar, Founder & Editor-in-Chief, Legal Desire

b) Apoorva Mehta, Executive Asst., Legal Desire

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQ6kGFSBzsY&t 17. In Conversation with Gaurav Shukla, Creator & Script Writer (Asur, Angreji Medium & More)on Making Webseries depicting use of Forensic Science in Criminal Investigation 15th May Gaurav Shukla, Creator & Script Writer (Asur, Angreji Medium & More) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUDP8TucgUg 18. Basic Structure of Indian Constitution Interesting & Rare Known Facts about ‘Kesavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala 17th May Adv. Pooja Agarwal, Gauhati High Court of Meghalaya Editorial Board Member, North East Judgments https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGuQdUc_pco 19. Writing a Winning Research Paper 21st May a) Anuj Kumar, Founder & Editor-in-Chief, Legal Desire,

b) Apoorva Priyadarshini, Executive Editor, Legal Desire

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCO4QzUU__k 20. Importance of Medico-Legal Autopsy 22nd May Dr. Vidusha Vijay, MBBS, MD, PGDMLE, Sr. Resident at Dept. of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology, Bangalore Medical College & Research Institute https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdSPB2nUHoA 21. How to live with Covid 19? 24nd May Dr. Mayank Mittal, Microbiologist – IRL STDC, Agra https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkKw5VHf2pM 22. Learn Basics of Legal Drafting: Institution of Suits, Plaint, Written Statement, Bail, Appeal & Revision 25th May Adv. Pramod Kumar Dubey https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYTqfb7K3Ck

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postolo · 6 years

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IDIA | Conference on “A 3-D Perspective on Indian Intellectual Property: Distinct, Diverse and Democratic?”

University of Pennsylvania Law School and IDIA are organising an IP conference titled: “A 3-D Perspective on Indian Intellectual Property: Distinct, Diverse and Democratic?”

The conference will be held on March 5, 2019 and will be hosted by the Indian Law Institute, New Delhi.

It boasts a stellar cast of speakers drawn from the IP profession, industry, civil society, academia and government. Mr. Rajiv Aggarwal (Joint Secretary, DPIIT) will deliver the opening address. And Justice Aftab Alam (who delivered the historic Supreme Court verdict in Novartis AG v. Union of India, (2013) 6 SCC 1 and section 3(d)) will be a special guest.

Given that “diversity” is a core theme of IDIA, this conference is of special importance to us. We therefore urge all of our IDIA champions, donors, partners and well wishers to please spread the word and to attend personally if this topic/theme is of interest to you. All registration/RSVP details below.

Click here for a near final version of the conference schedule and speakers etc.

Date: March 5, 2019 Time: 9:30 am to 5:30 pm Venue: Indian Law Institute, New Delhi Organised by: University of Pennsylvania Law School and IDIA Hosted by: Indian Law Institute (ILI) Opening Address: Rajiv Aggarwal (Jt. Secretary, DPIIT) Special Guest: Justice Aftab Alam (Former Judge, Supreme Court of India)

About the Conference Indian patent law achieved international notoriety with section 3(d). A rather unique provision that sets the bar for drug patents relatively higher than most other countries. One which caused considerable consternation for a number of drug majors, and divided the world into two camps: those that hailed section 3(d) and those that hated it! Notwithstanding this ideological divide, there is no gainsaying the fact that section 3(d) is a “distinct” provision. One that dared to do differently in a post TRIPS world, where the pressure to conform to a globalised patent script was intense. To this extent, section 3(d) promotes diversity in global patent norms. Section 3(d) also showcases the strength of a democracy, in that it came after extensive advocacy by public interest groups that were able have a say in an otherwise opaque law making process dominated in the past by largely industrial interests.

Drawing on these attributes of section 3(d), this conference (conceptualized by University of Pennsylvania Law School and IDIA) seeks to explore whether other provisions in Indian IP law (in particular copyright law and plant variety protection law) reflect similar values: of distinctiveness, diversity and democracy. It will bring together different stakeholders in the Indian IP ecosystem, including lawyers, industry representatives, civil society activists and policy makers. In particular, the panels will discuss the following: 1. Patent Law: Section 3(d), patent working, patent oppositions, SEP issues and injunctions etc. 2. Copyright Law: Mandatory royalty sharing provisions for film/musical works, educational exception, online intermediary liability issues etc. 3. Plant Variety Protection Law: India’s unique provisions for plant breeders, farmers rights, TK issues, Biodiversity and IP interface etc.

Program Schedule 1. Registration (9.30 am onwards) 2. Welcome Address (10 – 10.15 am)

Prof Shyamkrishna Balganesh (Professor of Law and Co-Director of the Centre for Technology, Innovation and Competition, University of Pennsylvania Law School).

Prof (Dr) Manoj Kumar Sinha (Director, Indian Law Institute).

3. Introduction to the Theme of Conference (10.15 am to 10.30 am) Prof (Dr) Shamnad Basheer, Bok Visiting Professor, University of Pennsylvania Law School and Founder, IDIA. 4. Opening Address (along with Q/A) (10.30 -11.00 am)

Mr. Rajiv Aggarwal (Joint Secretary, Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India).

5. Tea: 11.00 to 11.15 am 6. Panel 1 – Patents (11.15 am – 1 pm) 7. Lunch (1-2 pm) 8. Panel 2 – Copyright (2 -3.45 pm) 9. Tea (3.45 -4 pm) 10. Panel 3 – Plant Variety, Biodiversity and TK (4.00 – 5.45 pm) 11. Valedictory (6.00 pm) 12. Dinner (7 pm onwards)

Sessions and Speakers Panel 1: Patents

Dr. KS Kardam (Senior Joint Controller of Patents and Designs, Indian Patent Office)

Leena Menghaney (Regional Head (South Asia), Access Campaign at Medécins Sans Frontières)

Sheetal Chopra (India Lead, IPR Advocacy, Ericsson)

Essenese Obhan (Managing Partner, Obhan and Associates)

Moderator: Prof. (Dr.) Shamnad Basheer (Bok Visiting Professor, University of Pennsylvania Law School and Founder, IDIA). Panel 2: Copyright

Prof. (Dr.) VC Vivekanandan (Dean, School of Law, Bennett University)

Ameet Datta (Partner, Saikrishna & Associates),

Dr. Arul George Scaria (Assistant Professor of Law and Co-Director of the Centre for Innovation, Intellectual Property and Competition, NLU Delhi)

GR Raghavender (Joint Secretary, Department of Justice, Ministry of Law and Justice, Government of India)

Anjum Rajabali (Chairperson, Sub-Committees on Copyright, and on Minimum Basic Contract, Screenwriters Association)

Dhruv Anand (Partner, Litigation, Anand & Anand)

Moderator: Prof. Shyamkrishna Balganesh (Professor of Law and Co-Director of the Centre for Technology, Innovation and Competition, University of Pennsylvania Law School). Panel 3: Plant Variety Protection, Biodiversity and TK

Suresh PJ (Regulatory Affairs Lead, Monsanto India Limited)

M. Prabhakar Rao (CMD, Nuziveedu Seeds)

Dr. Deepa Kachroo Tiku (Partner, K&S Partners)

Dr. VK Gupta (Former Director TKDL and Senior Advisor, CSIR)

Moderator: Prashant Reddy (Senior Fellow, Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy).

Registration The registration fee for the event is as follows:

Conference at ILI + Reception/Dinner at Taj Mansingh: INR 5,000

Conference at ILI only (with lunch/refreshments): INR 3,000

Students (Conference at ILI only with lunch/refreshments): INR 1,500

To register, please RSVP to Svetlana Correya from IDIA at [email protected] by March 2, 2019.

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High Level Committee of MoPNG on R&D visits RGL Vadodara

A high level committee headed by Padma Vibhushan Dr Anil Kakodkar, Chairman HLC & Chairman SAC on Hydrocarbon, MoPNG, Mr. Sidhartha Pradhan, Member, HLC, Mr. R.K. Shukla, ED-HOI Designate KDMIPE, accompanied by Mr. Arun Kumar, ED-Basin Manager WON Basin visited RGL, Vadodara on 20 November 2017 under a comprehensive program of assessing the R&D vision, infrastructure and facilities available with each institute of Petroleum sector PSUs.

The dignitaries were accorded a warm welcome at the Gaveshana conference hall. In an interactive session with the members of the HLC, Mr. Arun Kumar, ED-Basin Manager presented an overview of the E & P activities being carried out in WON Basin. During the pre-lunch session the committee saw the presentations of different RGLs of ONGC.

Dr. Anil Kakodkar, laid emphasis on involving academicians, domain experts from outside ONGC during ideation of projects, and utilization of their services and experience. He also mooted the idea of exploring possibility of applying Artificial Intelligence in reducing the uncertainty in the gamut of oil exploration, particularly at the time of preparation of Geological Model. Mr. Pradhan stressed upon all the RGLs across India to provide/sell their technologies to the global market and thereby generating a cost/ profit center. The committee emphasized on the concept of Round Robin for analytical techniques and for arriving at a geological model. The High Level Committee exhorted young scientists to publish their work in journals of international repute.

During the post-lunch session, the committee members visited RGL, Vadodara. Mr. Atanu Banerjee, GM-Head, RGL welcomed the dignitaries. The committee members appreciated state–of–the-art equipment being used at RGL, Vadodara. They complimented RGL team on optimal utilization of the equipment for providing R & D solutions to E & P activities of the Basin and Assets.

The day long deliberations and interaction with members of High Level Committee inspired Team RGL and strengthened their resolve to take RGL to greater heights. The program was aptly compèred by Ms. Leena John, Chief Chemist. Mr. S. N. Rai, DGM-I/c Chemistry proposed the vote of thanks.

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