India, Oct. 7 -- IPR is increasingly central to technology, creative industries and business. Yet it remains largely an elective in law schools. Making it a core subject, supported by practical learning and internships, can better prepare future lawyers for the knowledge economy

The world around us has changed significantly over the last two decades. Innovations that go beyond any single sector have deeply influenced how business is conducted across the world. Innovations like the internet, mobile phones and smartphones have clearly enabled multiple players to see business opportunities that have resulted in a plurality of commercial apps and platforms through which trillions of dollars' worth of business are being done. The Bharat Deep ...