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“Any economic reform in a country is bound to attract transformation in intellectual property (IP) in areas including brand creation, collaborations, technology transfers, and mergers and acquisitions. Such economic reforms are often a result of the innovation-led growth that helps to trigger capital-raising, thereby strengthening the overall brand quotient of the economy,” says Safir Anand in his article titled ‘Economic reforms transform India’s IP landscape’ published by Asia Business Law Journal,

Read it here: https://law.asia/india-trademark-regulation-2/

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