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Sagar Tiwari

Sagar Tiwari

Brands Cross the $1 Trillion Mark — But They Still Don't Count as IP Capital

Brands Cross the $1 Trillion Mark — But They Still Don't Count as IP Capital

Global brand investment hit an all-time high in 2025. Official statistics still won't call it an asset. For an asset class that lives entirely in the minds of consumers, brands have become an extraordinarily large line item in the global economy. New data from the WIPO–Luiss Business

WIPO and ATTP Sign MoU to Strengthen Global Standards in Technology Transfer

WIPO and ATTP Sign MoU to Strengthen Global Standards in Technology Transfer

Bangkok — The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and the Alliance of Technology Transfer Professionals (ATTP) have formally sealed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), signed on the sidelines of the WIPO-AUTM Technology Transfer Leadership Summit and the WIPO-Thailand Innovation Policy Forum. The agreement was signed in Bangkok and is being described

Bahrain Just Made Design Protection a Whole Lot Easier — Here's Why It Matters

Bahrain Just Made Design Protection a Whole Lot Easier — Here's Why It Matters

If you've ever tried filing a design registration in a country with its own quirky classification system, you know the headache: different codes, different categories, different chances of your filing getting bounced back over a technicality. Bahrain just took that headache off the table. The Kingdom has officially

Jhansi's Innovation Story Gets Another Chapter, as Yogya Enterprises' Patent Application Granted by Patent Office

Jhansi's Innovation Story Gets Another Chapter, as Yogya Enterprises' Patent Application Granted by Patent Office

Jhansi has always been known for one thing above all else: courage. It's the city of the Rani, the city that fought back. But lately, that same fighting spirit is showing up somewhere new — in patent offices, research labs, and boardrooms where local entrepreneurs are quietly building an

India’s Hidden Goldmine: Do Microorganisms Belong to the Regions That Preserve Them?

India’s Hidden Goldmine: Do Microorganisms Belong to the Regions That Preserve Them?

The Emerging IP Battle Over Biodiversity, Traditional Knowledge, and Community Rights What if the next life-saving antibiotic, climate-resistant agricultural solution, or billion-dollar biotech innovation is hidden inside a microorganism found in a remote Indian forest, desert, or mountain ecosystem? More importantly — who owns it? Can a corporation patent discoveries derived

Bicycles, Free Trade, and the 2026 Patent Cliff: How IP Is Reshaping the Indo-European Mobility Corridor

Bicycles, Free Trade, and the 2026 Patent Cliff: How IP Is Reshaping the Indo-European Mobility Corridor

Today, on World Cycling Day, we celebrate more than just a sustainable mode of transport. We celebrate a marvel of continuous industrial refinement. For over a century, the humble bicycle has been a primary battleground for material science, ergonomics, and manufacturing efficiency. As we look at the global cycling landscape