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Top design patent companies in Bangalore

Bangalore, known as the Silicon Valley of India, is a hub for innovation and technology. In recent years, the city has witnessed a surge in design-related activities, leading to the emergence of several reputable design patent companies. These companies play a crucial role in protecting intellectual property and fostering innovation. Here are some of the top design patent companies in Bangalore:

Patntech:

Patntech is a prominent intellectual property firm based in Bangalore. They specialize in various aspects of intellectual property, including design patents. With a team of experienced professionals, Patntech assists clients in securing and managing their design patents effectively.

IPpro Patents:

IPpro Patents is another leading player in the field of intellectual property in Bangalore. They offer comprehensive services related to patents, trademarks, and designs. Their team of experts helps clients navigate the intricacies of design patent protection and enforcement.

Brain League IP Services:

Brain League is a well-established intellectual property service provider with a strong presence in Bangalore. They offer a range of services, including design patent filing, prosecution, and litigation support. Their client-centric approach and commitment to quality have earned them a reputation in the industry.

Fidus Law Chambers:

Fidus Law Chambers is a law firm that provides a spectrum of legal services, including intellectual property rights. They have a dedicated team of professionals with expertise in design patents, assisting clients in safeguarding their unique designs.

Inolyst:

Inolyst is a technology-driven intellectual property firm with a focus on innovation and design protection. They offer end-to-end services for design patents, helping clients from conceptualization to enforcement.

BIP (BananaIP) Counsel:

BIP Counsel is a well-known intellectual property firm with offices in Bangalore. Their team of patent attorneys and professionals provides comprehensive services in design patent matters, contributing to the growth of innovation in the region.

These companies have consistently demonstrated their commitment to providing high-quality design patent services to clients in Bangalore and beyond. Whether you are a startup or an established business, engaging with these firms can help you navigate the complex landscape of design patent protection.

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The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is a major influencer and funder of agricultural development in Africa, with little accountability or transparency. Leading experts in food security and many groups in Africa and around the world have critiqued the foundation’s push to expand high-cost, high-input, chemical-dependent agriculture in Africa. Critics say this approach is exacerbating hunger, worsening inequality and entrenching corporate power in the world’s hungriest region.

This fact sheet links to reports and news articles documenting these concerns.

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What are the main critiques of Gates Foundation’s agricultural program?

The Gates Foundation’s flagship agricultural program, the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA, which recently rebranded to remove the term “green revolution” from its name), works to transition farmers away from traditional seeds and crops to patented seeds, fossil-fuel based fertilizers and other inputs to grow commodity crops for the global market. The foundation says its goal is to “boost the yields and incomes of millions of small farmers in Africa… so they can lift themselves and their families out of hunger and poverty.” The strategy is modeled on the Indian “green revolution” that boosted production of staple crops but also left a legacy of structural inequity and escalating debt for farmers that contributed to massive mobilizations of peasant farmers in India.

Critics have said the green revolution is a failed approach for poverty reduction that has created more problems than it has solved; these include environmental degradation, growing pesticide use, reduced diversity of food crops, and increased corporate control over food systems. Several recent research reports provide evidence that Gates-led agricultural interventions in Africa have failed to help small farmers. Critics say the programs may even be worsening hunger and malnutrition in Southern Africa.

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By: Jo Bartosch

Published: Apr 21, 2024

How did people emerge from the hysteria of the witch trials? What must it have felt like to live through the period when supposed witches were suddenly revealed to be ordinary women? What did the accusers say when it became clear that these supposed agents of Satan were simply adult human females? Did they feel guilt and try to make amends? Did they shirk their responsibility? Or did they double down?

The reactions to the publication of the Cass Review last week might give us some idea. The activists, medical professionals and celebrities who championed the trans cause have been confronted with the horror they helped create. Dr Hilary Cass’s report into the NHS’s treatment of gender-confused kids has radically transformed the trans debate, exposing ‘gender-affirming care’ as a dangerous experiment. Now, the disciples of trans ideology are scrambling to save face.

The most common reaction from cheerleaders of trans ideology has been to meekly plead ignorance. One such case is that of Dr Adam Rutherford, geneticist, science communicator and president of Humanists UK – an organisation that in recent years has made a hard turn away from science and rationality in favour of worshipping the cult of gender identity. Yet when he was invited to comment on the Cass Review by Sex Matters director Maya Forstater on X, Rutherford said: ‘It’s not something I know much about.’ Really? It’s somewhat difficult to believe that Rutherford has somehow missed seeing this bit of hugely significant medical news.

This is mirrored by the bleating entreaties for ‘nuance’ from television presenter Kirstie Allsopp. For the past few years, Allsopp has smeared gender-critical views as transphobic. Now she is attempting to rewrite history by claiming that it has always ‘been possible to debate these things and those saying there was no debate are wrong’. We all know this isn’t true. As JK Rowling correctly points out, ‘one of the gender ideologues’ favourite slogans is “no debate”’.

Perhaps the most egregious response of all has come from former Stonewall CEO Baroness Ruth Hunt. It was Hunt who oversaw the charity’s transformation from a gay-rights charity to an LGBT lobby group, with the emphasis firmly on the T. It was under her watch that Stonewall tried to silence warnings about the dangers of experimental puberty blockers. Yet last week, Hunt told The Times that she had simply ‘trusted the experts’ on puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones, so she couldn’t possibly be held accountable. Given that Stonewall itself was deferred to as an ‘expert’ organisation on the issue of gender-affirming care, it is hard to accept Hunt’s projection of innocence. She was hardly some misled ingénue.

Even more deranged and delusional are those who have dismissed the Cass Review as ‘unscientific’. Apparently, Cass’s four years of research and the reams of data she gathered are simply a pretext for promoting a ‘transphobic’ narrative. This rejection of reason is perhaps most eloquently demonstrated by the hyperbolic hashtag, #CassKillsKids, which has been tweeted out by the likes of broadcaster and trans activist India Willoughby. But this position is so patently untrue that only a small minority of the most committed zealots seem to be defending it.

The fact is, it is incredibly difficult for trans activists to obscure their roles in this scandal. Many of them must now be aware that they cheered on a gruesome, ideologically motivated experiment on children. After all, the facts are now indisputable.

In measured tones and meticulous detail, Cass’s report reveals what was really going on inside the NHS’s Gender Identity Development Service (GIDS). She concludes that the ‘gender affirming’ medical treatments it provided, like puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones, are based on ‘wholly inadequate’ evidence. Doctors are usually cautious when adopting new treatments, but Cass says ‘quite the reverse happened in the field of gender care for children’. Instead, thousands of children were put on an unproven medical pathway. Worse still, medical professionals seemed largely uninterested in uncovering the side effects and long-term risks of these drugs. Cass says that all but one adult gender clinic refused to share patient data that would allow her team to study how childhood transitioners fared as adults. This made it virtually impossible to research the potential longer-term consequences of transitioning.

The implications of the review are so grave that politicians have had no choice but to act. On Monday, health secretary Victoria Atkins gave an excoriating speech to parliament, laying out the changes in policy that have already been made and those still to come. She reiterated that NHS England would no longer be able to prescribe puberty blockers for children with gender dysphoria outside of clinical trials. She also promised a crackdown on private prescriptions, as well as an urgent review on clinical policy for prescribing cross-sex hormones. Vitally, she also announced that NHS trusts that initially refused to cooperate with the review will now share their data, hopefully opening the door for further research. These developments were all sorely needed.

Atkins also made a point of thanking the clinicians, academics, activists and journalists who raised the alarm. She acknowledged that they had ‘risked their careers’ to do so. She told her fellow politicians that it should trouble each of them that the NHS ‘was overtaken by a culture of secrecy and ideology that was allowed to trump evidence and safety’.

Finally, politicians are taking these concerns seriously. Until very recently, they did not want to know. Back in May 2019, I was one of a handful of people to attend the First Do No Harm meeting at the House of Lords. There, in a tiny cramped room, we listened to clinicians and campaigners who were desperately worried about the goings on in the GIDS Tavistock clinic in London.

First Do No Harm was organised by campaigner Venice Allan and Let Women Speak founder Kellie-Jay Keen (aka Posie Parker), with the aim of bringing together journalists, politicians and medical experts. It was chaired and spon.sored by Labour peer Lord Lewis Moonie, who himself had a background in psychology and clinical pharmacological research. Among the attendees was psychoanalyst Marcus Evans. He had resigned from his post as a governor at the Tavistock clinic in February that year, citing concerns about the influence of lobby groups on clinical practice.

Despite this wealth of knowledge and expertise, First Do No Harm went largely ignored by politicians. Invitations were sent out to every member of parliament. But, aside from Moonie, the only politicians in attendance were Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson and Conservative MP David Davies. As Evans explained at the time: ‘No one would basically attend, they’d be threatened that they would have the whip withdrawn if they attended… the silencing of opposition in this area is unbelievable.’

There was certainly a cost for Moonie. After over 40 years in the Labour Party, he was told by party general secretary Jenny Formby that his membership would be at risk if he proceeded with the event. So he resigned. Five years on, and the concerns of Moonie, a small band of whistleblowing clinicians and tenacious campaigners have finally been acknowledged.

While First Do No Harm was the first public meeting bringing concerned voices together, staff within GIDS had already been sounding the alarm for some time. It was all the way back in 2004 that Susan Evans, wife of Marcus, first spoke out about the ‘precipitous referral’ of gender-confused children on to a medical pathway. As a clinical nurse at the Tavistock, she tried to raise the possibility that there were alternatives to medically transitioning children. But she was advised that GIDS would be unable to attract patients without offering puberty blockers. Evans resigned in 2007.

Today, Evans tells me that, while she is relieved about the findings of the Cass Review, she is frustrated to see ‘what happened at GIDS described as a debate between two sides’:

‘I wanted to ensure that kids were receiving a thorough assessment and that as a team there would be a more holistic exploration… That’s not a toxic debate, that is clinical discussion and that’s what a responsible clinician ought to do. All I ever did was raise ordinary but important clinical and safeguarding concerns and questions. I was inquisitive.’

Thankfully, there were still some other inquisitive clinicians out there. In 2018, Dr David Bell, consultant psychiatrist and staff governor at the Tavistock, wrote an internal report that slammed GIDS for promoting a model of uncritical gender affirmation. He blamed trans lobby groups like Mermaids and Stonewall for infecting the organisation. He also explained that many of the young patients seeking to medically transition would otherwise grow up to be lesbian, gay or bisexual. For this, senior management at GIDS threatened Bell with disciplinary action, in an attempt to silence him.

Shortly afterwards, in 2019, clinical psychologist Kirsty Entwistle, who had previously worked at the GIDS satellite clinic in Leeds, penned an open letter, echoing similar concerns. She warned that patients were falsely being told that puberty blockers were ‘fully reversible’ and that accusations of transphobia were stifling important medical and safeguarding discussions.

GIDS was desperate to silence anyone who expressed doubts about how clinics were operating. One such whistleblower was Sonia Appleby, who was a social worker and safeguarding lead at the Tavistock. In 2016, Appleby began to raise concerns about the shambolic record-keeping and the potential over-prescription of puberty blockers. For this, she was bullied and monstered by management, and shunned by GIDS director Dr Polly Carmichael. Carmichael apparently told her team that Appleby had ‘an agenda’ and discouraged staff from sharing any safeguarding concerns with her. In a small act of justice, in 2021 Appleby was awarded £20,000 in damages for the appalling way she was treated at the Tavistock.

Many of the stories from those who spoke out chime with one another. They talk about being alarmed that children’s underlying issues were being systematically overlooked. GIDS was more interested in prescribing medical treatments than in helping children who were suffering from homophobic bullying, mental-health issues, sexual abuse or other traumas. When questions were asked about the safety of puberty blockers and hormones, staff faced an atmosphere where clinical curiosity was discouraged. In all, between 2016 and 2019, a total of 35 clinicians left the Tavistock, with many citing concerns about children being over-diagnosed. Meanwhile, management ignored all these concerns and children continued to be prescribed puberty blockers.

It was shortly after Carmichael’s appointment in 2011 that GIDS began its first trial of puberty blockers. Before the research had even concluded, these drugs, which have also been used to chemically castrate sex offenders, were made more widely available to children. In 2014, the minimum prescription age was dropped from 16 to 11. Some private clinics even started prescribing them to children as young as nine.

GIDS management, it seemed, was remarkably unbothered by the lack of evidence for puberty blockers. In 2016, Carmichael told a World Professional Association for Transgender Health conference in Amsterdam that they were crucial for trans-identified kids and ‘incredibly successful’. But in the same speech, she admitted that ‘actually, the Dutch are the only team really who have published long-term perspective studies about this. So there is very little data available.’ Indeed, as Carmichael admits, virtually the only bit of evidence ever referenced in support of puberty blockers is a piece of flawed research from the Netherlands. It was later revealed that the findings from GIDS’s own puberty-blocker trial��were far from reliable.

It was left to those on the outside to bring public attention to what was happening at GIDS. Yet, just as with the silencing of clinicians, those outside the medical profession were also smeared as transphobic for questioning the new wisdom about so-called trans kids.

One of the earliest groups to demand an evidence-based approach was Transgender Trend, which was founded by Stephanie Davies-Arai in 2015. She and her organisation were almost instantly hounded and derided by trans extremists. A children’s book published by Transgender Trend was even compared to ‘terrorist propaganda’. But this smear campaign wouldn’t stop the truth from being revealed. Transgender Trend soon attracted the attention of Oxford professor Michael Biggs. In 2019, he published a report with the organisation, showing that the use of puberty blockers did not reduce the mental distress experienced by patients – a conclusion now backed up by Cass.

This reality became impossible to ignore, especially as ‘detransitioners’ began to speak out. The existence of people who regretted their decision to transition proved to be a thorn in the side of the trans movement and a powerful testimony against so-called trans healthcare. In November 2019, a women’s rights group called Make More Noise hosted the first panel discussion of detransitioners in the UK, giving them an opportunity to share their stories with journalists. With testosterone-cracked voices and mastectomy scars, these young women embody the harms of gender medicine. They were the ‘data’ that the clinicians at GIDS had overlooked.

Detransitioners fought to make themselves heard. In 2020, a high-profile legal challenge by detransitioner Keira Bell against the Tavistock prompted NHS England to commission the Cass Review. Leading paediatrician Dr Hilary Cass was then tasked with finding out what was really happening at GIDS.

Detransitioner Sinead Watson, who, as a young adult, took medical steps to present as male, is one of those who gave evidence to the Cass Review researchers. She tells me: ‘They asked about my story, how I was evaluated, how quickly, about the side effects of [testosterone] and about the surgery. They asked how I was helped to deal with the regret when I sought out support from the NHS, and seemed genuinely surprised I had received no help.’

It truly is a scandal that children and youngsters were put on a pathway to medicalisation and then promptly abandoned. There are now calls for a public inquiry, and it looks like adult services will also now face their own Cass-style review. But the problem with the trans ideology is that it extends far beyond medicine. It is a mind virus that has infected almost every British institution.

Certainly, there can never be true justice for detransitioners. They will continue to carry the mistakes of the medical establishment, and the failure of the government, on their bodies. It also seems unlikely that any of the whistleblowers who were vilified for raising the alarm will receive apologies or retractions. Trans cheerleaders will continue to deny any complicity. No doubt the GIDS management and healthcare professionals who tried to suppress the truth will be able to slink off to lucrative careers elsewhere.

Still, the Cass Review has revealed that the witches were right. Its publication ought to mark a historical turning point, and serve as a reminder that truth can win out. We must remember all this when the next hysterical mania sweeps over society.

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Top 10 Benefits of Startup India Registration You Must Know

Introduction

There are several obstacles to overcome while starting a business in India, such as limited funds, legal restrictions, and fierce rivalry in the market. Nonetheless, the Government of India's Startup India Registration program provides budding companies with a wealth of assistance. Startups can get government funding, simplified compliance procedures, and tax benefits by registering as DPIITs. DPIIT Recognition offers companies a number of benefits that support their expansion and long-term viability in a cutthroat industry. The top ten advantages of Startup India Registration will be discussed in this article, along with how it may help business owners grow their companies effectively.

1. Tax Exemptions and Financial Relief

The tax exemptions provided to startups are among the most important advantages of DPIIT Recognition. Startups registered with DPIIT are eligible for a three-year period of 100% income tax exemption under Section 80-IAC of the Income Tax Act. Startups can use this exemption to reinvest their savings in growing their businesses. Furthermore, Section 56(2)(vie) exempts businesses registered with the DPIIT from Angel Tax, which facilitates the process of obtaining capital from angel investors.

2. Access to Government Funding and Grants

The Startup India Registration program provides funding support through schemes such as:

Startup India Seed Fund Scheme (SISFS): Offers early-stage funding to eligible startups.

Fund of Funds for Startups (FFS): A government-backed initiative that facilitates venture capital investment in startups.

By securing DPIIT Registration, startups can tap into these financial resources, reducing the burden of securing capital through traditional loans.

3. Self-Certification for Compliance

Startups that are registered with DPIIT are able to self-certify under a number of labor and environmental laws, which guarantee compliance and lowers administrative barriers. This advantage makes navigating legal frameworks easier by allowing businesses to concentrate on operations rather than regulatory filings.

4. Intellectual Property (IP) Benefits

Protecting intellectual property is critical for startups, and DPIIT Recognition offers numerous benefits, such as:

80% rebate on patent filing fees.

50% discount on trademark registration costs.

Fast-track examination of patents, allowing startups to secure their innovations quickly.

These benefits encourage startups to protect their unique products, services, and innovations without excessive financial burden.

5. Easier Access to Public Procurement

High turnover limits and prior experience are frequently required for government tenders. Startups that are DPIIT-registered, however, are not subject to these restrictions, allowing them to submit bids for government contracts without having to meet minimum turnover requirements or past experience. For software startups and service-based businesses in particular, this opens up a world of business options.

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According to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), DPIIT Recognition allows startups to shut down their operations within ninety days. Without having to deal with drawn-out liquidation procedures, this quicker exit process reduces legal and financial issues and frees up businesses to concentrate on new prospects.

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Startup summits, mentorship programs, and other national and international networking events are all accessible to startups that have registered with DPIIT. These gatherings facilitate business growth and strategic alliances by exposing attendees to investors, industry experts, and prospective customers.

Some of the prominent networking programs include:

Startup India Showcase – A platform to highlight innovative startups.

Startup India Hub – A networking portal connecting startups with mentors and investors.

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Startups designated by DPIIT get expedited approvals for regulatory permits, environmental clearances, and commercial licenses. Startups may concentrate on growing their companies rather than enduring drawn-out bureaucratic processes thanks to this expedited method, which saves time and money.

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Under the Credit Guarantee Scheme for firms (CGSS), banks and other financial institutions provide DPIIT-registered firms with loans without collateral. This program lowers financial risks for early-stage business owners by assisting companies in obtaining funding without requiring significant assets as collateral. Additionally, SIDBI (Small Industries Development Bank of India) and other government-backed financial institutions offer low-interest loans to firms that are registered with DPIIT.

10. International Market Expansion and Investment Opportunities

Startups can attend international trade shows, investment summits, and business delegations with DPIIT Recognition. The government helps businesses explore global markets and draw in foreign investors by facilitating cross-border cooperation and exposure. Soft landing programs, which offer workspace support and coaching in international markets, are also available to DPIIT-registered firms. These programs enable Indian startups to expand globally with little risk.

Conclusion

For companies trying to make a name for themselves in India's cutthroat market, Startup India Registration is revolutionary. Beyond tax breaks and financial assistance, DPIIT registration offers easier compliance, access to government procurement, and improved intellectual property protection. Securing DPIIT Recognition is a critical step for entrepreneurs who want to develop their businesses effectively. Startups can lessen their financial obligations, establish their trustworthiness, and obtain growth-oriented resources that help them stand out in the market by utilizing these benefits. If you haven't filed for firm India Registration yet, this is the perfect moment to do so in order to get the special advantages that will help your firm succeed.

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[ad_1] Safex Chemicals India Ltd., a pioneer in the chemical industry, has been awarded the Outstanding Innovation: Chemical Synthesis Award at the 6th Pesticides Manufacturers & Formulators Association of India (PMFAI) Annual AgChem Awards 2025. This prestigious accolade was presented during a grand ceremony in Dubai, recognizing Safex Group’s groundbreaking development of Renofluthrin, a next-generation mosquito control solution.   Safex Chemicals PMFAI-SML AgChem Awards 2025 The award celebrates Renofluthrin as a transformative innovation that underscores Safex Groups’ commitment to indigenous research, sustainability, and global competitiveness. Renofluthrin is a synthetic pyrethroid molecule designed to tackle the growing challenge of mosquito-borne diseases in tropical regions like India. This innovative product, developed entirely in-house, stands out for its unparalleled effectiveness and versatility across multiple application formats, including the world’s first patented Agarbatti format. “Renofluthrin’s journey was not without challenges as one of the first Indian companies to register a homegrown research molecule locally. Our determination and belief in the molecule’s potential led to a product that is now poised for international success, with global registrations currently underway,” said Mr. Neeraj Jindal, Managing Director, Safex Chemicals. Shogun Organics, a subsidiary of Safex Group initiated the Renofluthrin project a decade ago, driven by the vision of self-reliance and the need to address the global mosquito control challenges. The molecule’s development involved a meticulous research process, led by an expert team specializing in chemistry, entomology, and toxicology. Collaborating with leading research institutes and adhering to stringent regulatory requirements, the team successfully brought Renofluthrin to market as a highly effective, safe, and adaptable solution.   About Safex Chemicals Founded in 1991, Safex Chemicals Group has established itself as a fast-growing force in the chemical industry. Over the past five years, the company has shown impressive growth, with a revenue CAGR exceeding 25%.   In October 2022, Safex Chemicals took a significant step in its international expansion by acquiring Briar Chemicals, a leading agrochemicals Contract Development and Manufacturing Organisation (CDMO) in the UK. Safex Chemicals operates seven manufacturing units across India and the UK, proving its strong production capabilities. This growth reflects Safex Chemicals' successful expansion across India and beyond, positioning itself firmly within the global value chain. !function(f,b,e,v,n,t,s) if(f.fbq)return;n=f.fbq=function()n.callMethod? n.callMethod.apply(n,arguments):n.queue.push(arguments); if(!f._fbq)f._fbq=n;n.push=n;n.loaded=!0;n.version='2.0'; n.queue=[];t=b.createElement(e);t.async=!0; t.src=v;s=b.getElementsByTagName(e)[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(t,s)(window,document,'script', 'https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js'); fbq('init', '311356416665414'); fbq('track', 'PageView'); [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Safex Chemicals India Ltd., a pioneer in the chemical industry, has been awarded the Outstanding Innovation: Chemical Synthesis Award at the 6th Pesticides Manufacturers & Formulators Association of India (PMFAI) Annual AgChem Awards 2025. This prestigious accolade was presented during a grand ceremony in Dubai, recognizing Safex Group’s groundbreaking development of Renofluthrin, a next-generation mosquito control solution.   Safex Chemicals PMFAI-SML AgChem Awards 2025 The award celebrates Renofluthrin as a transformative innovation that underscores Safex Groups’ commitment to indigenous research, sustainability, and global competitiveness. Renofluthrin is a synthetic pyrethroid molecule designed to tackle the growing challenge of mosquito-borne diseases in tropical regions like India. This innovative product, developed entirely in-house, stands out for its unparalleled effectiveness and versatility across multiple application formats, including the world’s first patented Agarbatti format. “Renofluthrin’s journey was not without challenges as one of the first Indian companies to register a homegrown research molecule locally. Our determination and belief in the molecule’s potential led to a product that is now poised for international success, with global registrations currently underway,” said Mr. Neeraj Jindal, Managing Director, Safex Chemicals. Shogun Organics, a subsidiary of Safex Group initiated the Renofluthrin project a decade ago, driven by the vision of self-reliance and the need to address the global mosquito control challenges. The molecule’s development involved a meticulous research process, led by an expert team specializing in chemistry, entomology, and toxicology. Collaborating with leading research institutes and adhering to stringent regulatory requirements, the team successfully brought Renofluthrin to market as a highly effective, safe, and adaptable solution.   About Safex Chemicals Founded in 1991, Safex Chemicals Group has established itself as a fast-growing force in the chemical industry. Over the past five years, the company has shown impressive growth, with a revenue CAGR exceeding 25%.   In October 2022, Safex Chemicals took a significant step in its international expansion by acquiring Briar Chemicals, a leading agrochemicals Contract Development and Manufacturing Organisation (CDMO) in the UK. Safex Chemicals operates seven manufacturing units across India and the UK, proving its strong production capabilities. This growth reflects Safex Chemicals' successful expansion across India and beyond, positioning itself firmly within the global value chain. !function(f,b,e,v,n,t,s) if(f.fbq)return;n=f.fbq=function()n.callMethod? n.callMethod.apply(n,arguments):n.queue.push(arguments); if(!f._fbq)f._fbq=n;n.push=n;n.loaded=!0;n.version='2.0'; n.queue=[];t=b.createElement(e);t.async=!0; t.src=v;s=b.getElementsByTagName(e)[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(t,s)(window,document,'script', 'https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js'); fbq('init', '311356416665414'); fbq('track', 'PageView'); [ad_2] Source link

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Based in the heart of India's intellectual property activities, IP Wagon offers specialized patent proofreading services in Delhi to ensure your patent documents are flawless and filed without a hitch.

The Importance of Patent Proofreading

Patent proofreading involves a meticulous review of a patent application to identify and correct any errors before submission. These errors can be in the technical descriptions, claims, drawings, or legal aspects of the patent. The goal is to safeguard the patent's enforceability and scope of protection.

Why Choose IP Wagon for Patent Proofreading in Delhi?

Delhi, being a hub for innovation and legal expertise, is the perfect location for thorough and competent patent proofreading services. IP Wagon stands out for several reasons:

Expertise and Precision: Our team comprises IP experts with a sharp eye for detail, crucial for identifying subtle errors that could impact a patent's validity.

Local Understanding: As a firm rooted in Delhi, we are well-acquainted with the regional legal nuances and standards, ensuring a smooth patent application process.

Comprehensive Service: From textual errors to complex legal inconsistencies, our proofreading service covers all aspects of the patent document.

Our Patent Proofreading Process

Our proofreading process at IP Wagon is rigorous and tailored to each patent's specific needs. It includes:

Initial Review: A thorough examination of the entire document to assess overall accuracy and coherence.

Claim Analysis: Detailed scrutiny of the claims to ensure they are clear, correct, and fully supported by the description.

Drawing Check: Verification that drawings accurately reflect the described invention and that reference numerals are consistent throughout.

Legal Compliance: Ensuring all legal requirements are met, including correct inventorship, applicant details, and citation of prior art.

Common Issues Addressed During Proofreading

Grammar and Spelling Mistakes: Simple yet impactful, these errors can alter the interpretation of a patent claim.

Technical Inconsistencies: Ensuring technical terms are used consistently and correctly throughout the document.

Referencing Errors: Correcting mismatches between claims and drawings or descriptions.

Conclusion

Accuracy in patent documentation is not just about avoiding errors; it's about protecting your intellectual property effectively. With IP Wagon’s patent proofreading services in Delhi, you ensure that your patents are not only error-free but also robustly protected.

For more details on our proofreading services and other IP solutions, visit our homepage.

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Accelerate Digital Transformation with Low-Code/No-Code Development

In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, businesses seek efficient and agile solutions to stay ahead. Low-code/no-code development has emerged as a transformative approach, enabling organizations to create robust applications with minimal manual coding. As a leading low-code app development company, CodeReady Software empowers businesses to accelerate their digital transformation journey.

Low-Code/No-Code Development: Revolutionizing Application Creation

Low-code/no-code development platforms provide user-friendly interfaces with drag-and-drop functionalities and model-driven logic. This approach allows both developers and non-developers to design sophisticated applications swiftly, reducing development time and costs. CodeReady Software specializes in low-code application development, offering tailored solutions that meet diverse business needs.

Comprehensive Services to Propel Your Business Forward

At CodeReady Software, we offer a suite of services designed to support every stage of your application development process:

Business Analysis Services: Our expert team conducts thorough business analytics to understand your unique requirements, ensuring that the developed applications align with your strategic goals.

UI/UX Design: We provide top-notch UI/UX design services for low-code/no-code platforms, creating intuitive and engaging user interfaces that enhance user experience.

Frontend Design: Our frontend engineering design services in India deliver responsive and visually appealing designs, ensuring seamless user interactions.

App Development: As a premier product development company, we offer comprehensive product development services, including low-code product development, to bring your ideas to life efficiently.

AI/ML Development: We integrate AI/ML capabilities into your applications, providing intelligent solutions that enhance functionality and user engagement.

IoT Development: Our IoT app development services connect your applications with smart devices, creating innovative solutions that leverage the power of the Internet of Things.

Cloud Development: We offer cloud computing analytics services, ensuring your applications are scalable, secure, and accessible.

Web Development: Our web development company delivers custom solutions tailored to your business needs, ensuring a strong online presence.

Custom Software Development: We provide custom software development services in India, creating bespoke solutions that address your specific business challenges.

Software Testing: Our quality assurance (QA) team offers comprehensive software testing services, including automation testing, to ensure your applications are robust and reliable.

Empowering Businesses with Cutting-Edge Platforms

CodeReady Software leverages advanced platforms to enhance the development process:

Magic xpa: A leading low-code platform that enables rapid development and deployment of enterprise-grade applications across multiple platforms.

TOKN Mobility Platform: A patented enterprise software platform that revolutionizes system connectivity and expedites app development and deployment.

RunMyProcess DigitalSuite: A cutting-edge cloud platform for seamless process integration and scalable business and workflow solutions.

By partnering with CodeReady Software, businesses can harness the power of low-code/no-code development to drive innovation, enhance efficiency, and achieve their strategic objectives.

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The Cost of Trademark Registration in India: A Detailed Breakdown

Under the Trademarks Act of 1999 India controls brand identity protection through a legal framework. A trademark is a unique image, name, logo, or symbol that helps customers identify the business behind a product or service. When a business registers its trademark, it gains legal control of their brand's name to prevent anyone from using it without permission.

A registered trademark enters the India system after filing an application for examination through the Controller General of Patents, Designs & Trade Marks (CGPDTM). who then sees no objections and grants the right. trademarks are valid for 10 years but must be renewed after expiry.

Trademark registration protects intellectual property and makes certain that brands grow in value while establishing trust with their marketplace. Companies need to set up and protect their own unique brand image to succeed in their industry.

Understanding the Trademark Registration Fees in India

The price to register a trademark in India varies based on who applies, how many product classes you select and if you need help from experts. Startups and small companies pay lower trademark registration fees but larger enterprise fees remain higher.

You must pay a fee for each trademark classification you select during the trademark registration process. Expert professionals elevate the costs while making sure our application meets all standards.

Knowing trademark registration costs lets businesses create better budget plans before they start the registration process to reduce unexpected expenses.

What is Trademark Registration?

After registering a trademark, businesses gain exclusive rights to their brand name, logo, and slogan, helping them enhance visibility and market value. Applicants complete paperwork, accept review by the Government agency responsible for trademarks, then appear in the Official Publication. A registered trademark stays effective for ten years and may be extended further. Registering your trademark provides brand protection and grants exclusive rights over brand names and symbols, preventing unauthorized use.

Government Fees

Individual/Startup/Small Enterprise: The department charges INR 4,500 per class of intellectual property application.

This category gives small business owners and entrepreneurs discounted costs to help them secure their intellectual property.

Other Applicants (e.g., Companies, Corporations): Our trademark registration costs INR 9,000 for every application and every class of goods or services. Our office charges higher fees to companies that use their trademarks across multiple markets and regions., reflecting their more extensive use of trademarks across different markets or regions.

Professional Fees

Trademark Search: INR 2,000 to INR 5,000

A professional trademark search ensures that the proposed trademark is unique and not already registered, helping avoid costly disputes.

Drafting and Filing Application: INR 3,000 to INR 7,000

Legal professionals assist in drafting and filing the application, ensuring compliance with the rules and regulations of the Trademarks Act, 1999.

Responding to Objections: INR 5,000 to INR 15,000

If the registrar raises objections to the trademark application, professional legal assistance is required to address and resolve these objections, often resulting in additional fees.

Opposition and Objection Costs

Filing a Response to Objections: INR 3,000 to INR 10,000

If a third party opposes the registration of the trademark, or if objections arise during the examination process, the applicant may need to file a formal response.

Handling Opposition Proceedings: INR 10,000 to INR 50,000

If opposition proceedings are initiated by another party, legal professionals are needed to represent the applicant, which can lead to higher costs due to the complexity of the process.

Renewal Costs

Government Fee: INR 9,000 per class

Trademark registrations are valid for 10 years, after which the registration must be renewed. The government fee remains the same as the initial registration fee.

Professional Fee: INR 3,000 to INR 7,000

Professionals may assist with the renewal process to ensure that all formalities are met and the trademark remains protected.

Trademark Costs Based on Type

Word Mark

Both types of word marks require standard industry and government charges for trademark registration. This trademark protection system safeguards special business-associated words. You need to pay normal application and registration expenses to obtain trademark protection in most cases.

Logo or Design Mark

The legal defense of a logo or design mark safeguards the distinctive visual identity of your company. Businesses need to hire professional creators to make a one-of-a-kind logo design and this adds new expenses. To verify only original logos exist engineers may have to pay for trademark searches.

Series or Collective Marks

You can register a series of trademarks when they have minor visual differences within a family of related marks. A collective mark identifies an entire organization that provides common services and products to their members. You will need to pay professional fees exceeding typical amounts when working with these trademarks because their registration needs thorough legal review.

Trademark Registration Process and Associated Costs

Trademark Search

A trademark search helps businesses confirm they want to use a mark that is distinct and does not reproduce other registered trademarks. existing trademarks. You need to verify this step to prevent legal conflicts down the road.

Fee: INR 1,000 to INR 5,000 (if done professionally)

Filing Application

Once the search is complete, the next step is to file the trademark application with the relevant authorities. You have to pay both authorities and experts to process your trademark application.

Fee: Government and professional fees (refer to the cost breakdown above).

Examination and Objections

Following submission the Registrar reviews the application content.strar examines the application. When the Registrar finds problems with the application the applicant needs to answer or provide better details to solve the issues.

Professional Fee: INR 5,000 to INR 15,000

Publication in Trademark Journal

If there are no objections or after resolving them, the trademark is published in the Trademark Journal for public inspection. the government does not charge separately for publication, applicants may need to pay professional fees

Fee: No additional cost

Certificate Issuance

After the publication juices formal approval to give the trademark registration certificate. The payment for certificate issuance goes with your application fee when you submit it.

Fee: Included in the initial application fee

Key Considerations Before Registering a Trademark

Make your trademark stand out from others.

Decide which official business category best fits your company.

Determine if you require trademark protection across different countries.

You must know the future financial risks of disagreements.

Consider if you need to hire a professional to help.

Benefits of Trademark Registration

Legal Protection

Your brand receives legal protection when you register your trademark which stops others from using it without permission. Trademark registration lets you control brand use while granting you rights to fight against wrongful users.

Brand Value

Getting your brand registered as a trademark improves its worth and makes customers recognize and trust your brand more easily. When customers trust your brand they support your company and your trademark helps you stay ahead of competitors in the market.

Exclusive Rights

When you obtain trademark registration you can legally use it on your production items. By owning a trademark, you prevent others from using a name that might confuse customers about your brand.

Competitive Edge

A registered trademark lets you stand out from competitors and helps build your branding reputation. Having your trademark registered lets you maintain your brand identity while drawing customers who know your product stands out for its quality.

Global Recognition

By registering your trademark, you can earn worldwide market visibility and protection. Madrid Protocol only allows international trademark application through WIPO, but individual countries still conduct their own examination and grant approval separately.

Required Documents for Trademark Registration in India

Proof of Identity and Address of the Applicant

Applicants need to show valid documents for their identity and residence You must provide either your identification documents such as Aadhaar card, passport or voter ID or business registration proof such as a certificate of incorporation. Her business registration documents for companies.

Business Registration Documents (if applicable)

Show your Business Registration Documents when they apply to satisfy our requirements every business entity like company’s partnerships and LLPs must present their legal documents to prove their business existence documents for companies.

Trademark Logo or Design (if applicable)

If the trademark is a logo, symbol, or design, the applicant must submit a clear image of the logo or design in the application.

Power of Attorney (if filing through an agent)

Business owners provide clear design or logo information when submitting their mark. You need to submit a polished representation of your trademark logo or design during the application processual, or the certificate of incorporation, partnership deed, or other business registration documents for companies.

Proof of Claim for a Prior Trademark (if any)

You must submit a Power of Attorney when using an agent as your representative for this trademark filing. When someone files a trademark application through an attorney or agent they need to present legal paperwork to show they have the right to represent the applicant. Partnership deed, or other business registration documents for companies.

Conclusion

Trademark registration in India is a crucial step for businesses, including The Legal Dost, that seek to protect their brand identity. Although costs may vary based on factors such as applicant type and the number of trademark classes, the investment in trademark registration is valuable for securing legal rights and establishing a strong presence in the market. Engaging a professional ensures a smooth registration process and helps effectively navigate any challenges that may arise during the application, examination, or opposition stages. For The Legal Dost, trademark registration is a proactive approach to safeguarding its brand and reputation in a competitive market.

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Comprehensive Guide to Startup Registration in India

Starting a business is a challenging yet exciting adventure. The other important step of setting up your startup registration. This establishes your business with legal status and allows many benefits and opportunities for growth. You will be taken through this guide to the essential steps of startup registration in India while GTS Consultant assists you in this procedure.

The Importance of Startup Registration

Legal Identity : Registration gives your business an official legal status, which complies with Indian laws.

Build Trust and Credibility : A registered startup is a reason for customers and potential investors and partners to trust you. It will help you in establishing a credible brand in the market.

Access to Government Support : Registered startups become eligible for many government programs under Startup India Initiative, such as tax exemption, funding, and simplified compliance processes.

Protection of Intellectual Property : Registration makes it possible to patent, trademark, or copyright your unique innovations and ideas to protect your business.

Step-by-Step Process for Startup Registration

Step 1: Choosing the Right Business Structures

Private Limited Company: Best suited for startups wishing to scale and attract investors.

Limited Liability Partnership (LLP): It gives you a certain flexibility with partners having limited liability.

Partnership Firm: It is best suited for small-scale businesses with simple ownership structures.

Step 2: Create an Impressive Name for Your Startup.

Select a name that can give the customer a clear idea of the service your startup offers and complies with the legal guidelines. It is possible to choose from different names; just ensure that the name you choose is unique and not oneregistered by any other entity.

Step 3: Completing Incorporation

In the case of Private Limited Companies:

Obtain DSC and DIN.

Reserve your company name on the MCA portal.

Prepare and file incorporation documents such as the Memorandum of Association and Articles of Association.

In the case of Limited Liability Partnerships:

Reserve your LLP name on the MCA portal.

File the LLP agreement and incorporation forms with the Registrar of Companies.

Step 4: Join the Startup India Portal

Create your account and fill your profile on the Startup India portal by inserting necessary details about your business. This step is necessary to avail of government schemes and benefits.

Step 5: Apply for DPIIT Recognition

DPIIT Recognition is one of the most essential step for availing of Startup India benefits. Mention the following documents that need to be submitted:

Certificate of incorporation

Business pitch or proposal

Proof of funding (applicable)

Intellectual property documents (if available)

Step 6: Maintain Compliance

Abide by labor laws, tax filing requirements, and environmental regulations so as to operate smoothly and avoid penalties.

Crown Benefits of Registering Your Startup

Tax Incentives : Section 80-IAC of the Income Tax Act provides qualifying recognized startups with a 3-year-long holiday on taxes, extending financial relief during these infancy stages.

Easy Access to Funding : A registered startup is able to lure venture capitalists, obtain government grants, and invite private investments more briskly.

Easier Compliance: Self-certification for labor and environment laws considerably reduces the burden of administrative compliance. Therefore startups can escape from that distraction and continue towards growth.

Intellectual Property Support : The rebates on patent filings and fast-tracked trademark registration offer a lot of benefits to get a startup the protection it deserves.

How GTS Consultant Makes This Process Easier for You

At every registration stage, GTS Consultant provides a professional touch to the startup registration.

Expert Advice : Our trained professionals guide you to decide the appropriate structure and prepare all relevant documentation accordingly.

Process Management : Starting from company incorporation to regulatory compliance, we handle everything in the name of registration, ensuring that nothing is missed.

Time and Resource Optimization : We take care of all the paperwork and formalities so that you can concentrate on managing your startup.

Post-Registration : GTS Consultant helps your startup stay afloat by offering tax planning, compliance management, and intellectual property protection on an ongoing basis.

About GTS Consultant

Who We Are-The Present : GTS Consultant is a trustworthy partner-in-arms with an interest in registration, compliance assessment, and intellectual property matters. Newly formed but with plenty of experience, GTS has put many fledging startups up, large and small.

Our Mission: To support startups through transparent and customized solutions as a means of streamlining business processes.

Why Choose Us

Transparency: Open communication at every stage of the process.

Efficiency: Timely service delivery tailored for each client - That's what we do!

Client-Focused: Solutions are specifically designed for the clients' business needs.

Conclusion

Registering your startup is a key step in your journey of establishing a successful business. It not only legitimizes your business but also opens you to vast resources and opportunities that are aimed at encouraging growth. Collaborate with GTS Consultant, and with that, your path of registration will become a magical one. Take the plunge today and let us help you realize your entrepreneurial dream.

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Trademark lawyers in Pune 

Trademark is a visual symbol, which a business uses to distinguish its goods and services. It can be registered by the Controller General of Patents Designs and Trademarks, Ministry of Commerce, Government of India. In case of copyright or infringement issues, Rishabh Gandhi and Advocates who is among the best trademark lawyers in Pune helps in solving the issues and giving the right solution to the clients. RGAA offers one of the best services in Pune including trademark infringement suits, Intellectual Property Rights and Copyright issues. RGAA also helps the clients in trademark registration and provides copyrights lawyers in Pune. For more details you can write to info@rgaa.co.in or call on +91 9075281109 or visit here https://www.rgaa.co.in/