India Back to 1997 in Patent Grants, China 2nd, 1st in Filing - Ex

December15, 2012

Honorable PM

Dr. Manmoham Singh

South Block

New Delhi – 110011

 

cc. MoCommerce & Industry, S&T and FICCI, CII, ASSOCHAM, PHDCCI+

 

Respected Sir,

It is most shocking Patents Grants are back to 1997 level In spite of well over 20 fold increase in Credits to Industry and MSMEs – then China was granting 4000 patents to India 2000 approx and our filings abroad were also in similar proportions 160 to 80. China is now 1st in filing Patents/ IPR, 2nd in grants.

 

Patent grants to Indians declined 75% to 776 Patents in comparison resident grants in China were up from 31,945 to 122,347 Patents since 2007after NKC Sam Pitroda made recommendations to boost R&D. (Out of 776 Patents more than half are filed by CSIR, mostly bogus Process Patents, or SMEs,)

 

Foreign grants are also down to a third – this means India Didn’t Promote Indians IPRs Nor Let In Foreign Technologies – Imports Last Year Were $485b, soon India may be Importing Every Manufactured Goods.

 

Since 1997 there 50 Times increase in Engineering Seats in Colleges.

 

http://www.wipo.int/ipstats/en/statistics/country_profile/countries/in.html

http://www.wipo.int/ipstats/en/statistics/country_profile/countries/cn.html

Patent Grants – India – China

Year	Resi-IN	Rank	Resi-CN	N.Resi-IN	N.Resi-CN	Abroad-IN	Abroad-CN
1997	546	24	1,532	1,161	1,962	80	160
1998	550	24	1,653	1,223	3,082	134	164
1999	633	22	3,097	1,527	4,540	157	213
2000	402	27	6,177	861	6,881	182	269
2001	529	25	5,395	1,020	10,901	288	327
2002	619	23	5,868	921	15,389	425	480
2003	615	27	11,404	911	25,750	622	580
2004	851	21	18,241	1,466	31,119	766	726
2005	1,396	19	20,705	2,924	32,600	888	870
2006	1,907	18	25,077	5,632	32,709	919	1,279
2007	3,173	12	31,945	12,088	36,003	1,125	1,557
2008	2,541	13	46,590	13,520	47,116	1,398	2,329
2009	1,725	17	65,391	4,443	62,998	1,466	3,111
2010	1,208	22	79,767	5,930	55,343	1,933	5,055
2011	776	24	112,347	4,392	59,766	2,101	5,811

 

India Need Overhaul of IPR Promotion, Invest $40b/yr on R&D.

 

Thank you,

 

Ravinder Singh*,

Inventor & Consultant

Y-77, Hauz Khas, New Delhi - 110016

inventechproj@yahoo.com

*Ravinder Singh is a WIPO awarded inventor specializing in Power, Transportation, Water, Energy Saving, Agriculture, Manufacturing, Technologies and Projects.

India Back to 1997 in Patent Grants, China 2nd, 1st in Filing - Ex

December15, 2012

Honorable PM

Dr. Manmoham Singh

South Block

New Delhi – 110011

 

cc. MoCommerce & Industry, S&T and FICCI, CII, ASSOCHAM, PHDCCI+

 

Respected Sir,

It is most shocking Patents Grants are back to 1997 level In spite of well over 20 fold increase in Credits to Industry and MSMEs – then China was granting 4000 patents to India 2000 approx and our filings abroad were also in similar proportions 160 to 80. China is now 1st in filing Patents/ IPR, 2nd in grants.

 

Patent grants to Indians declined 75% to 776 Patents in comparison resident grants in China were up from 31,945 to 122,347 Patents since 2007after NKC Sam Pitroda made recommendations to boost R&D. (Out of 776 Patents more than half are filed by CSIR, mostly bogus Process Patents, or SMEs,)

 

Foreign grants are also down to a third – this means India Didn’t Promote Indians IPRs Nor Let In Foreign Technologies – Imports Last Year Were $485b, soon India may be Importing Every Manufactured Goods.

 

Since 1997 there 50 Times increase in Engineering Seats in Colleges.

 

http://www.wipo.int/ipstats/en/statistics/country_profile/countries/in.html

http://www.wipo.int/ipstats/en/statistics/country_profile/countries/cn.html

Patent Grants – India – China

Year	Resi-IN	Rank	Resi-CN	N.Resi-IN	N.Resi-CN	Abroad-IN	Abroad-CN
1997	546	24	1,532	1,161	1,962	80	160
1998	550	24	1,653	1,223	3,082	134	164
1999	633	22	3,097	1,527	4,540	157	213
2000	402	27	6,177	861	6,881	182	269
2001	529	25	5,395	1,020	10,901	288	327
2002	619	23	5,868	921	15,389	425	480
2003	615	27	11,404	911	25,750	622	580
2004	851	21	18,241	1,466	31,119	766	726
2005	1,396	19	20,705	2,924	32,600	888	870
2006	1,907	18	25,077	5,632	32,709	919	1,279
2007	3,173	12	31,945	12,088	36,003	1,125	1,557
2008	2,541	13	46,590	13,520	47,116	1,398	2,329
2009	1,725	17	65,391	4,443	62,998	1,466	3,111
2010	1,208	22	79,767	5,930	55,343	1,933	5,055
2011	776	24	112,347	4,392	59,766	2,101	5,811

 

India Need Overhaul of IPR Promotion, Invest $40b/yr on R&D.

 

Thank you,

 

Ravinder Singh*,

Inventor & Consultant

Y-77, Hauz Khas, New Delhi - 110016

inventechproj@yahoo.com

*Ravinder Singh is a WIPO awarded inventor specializing in Power, Transportation, Water, Energy Saving, Agriculture, Manufacturing, Technologies and Projects.

Minorities Rights Day interact with the press

Shri K Rahman Khan, the Union Minister for Minority Affairs will interact with the press on the eve of Minorities Rights Day as per the following schedule.

DATE                             :         December 17, 2012 (Monday)

TIME                    :         03.00 P.M.

         VENUE                  :         Conference Room,Paryavaran Bhavan,(B-1Wing,11^th Floor),CGO Complex,Lodi Road, New Delhi

Egyptians voting in a referendum on draft constitution today

Dec 15

Posted by sagarmedia

Dec 15
Egyptians are voting in a referendum on a draft constitution that has divided the country and sparked deadly unrest. Voters were allowed to cast “yes” or “no” ballots from 8 a.m. 7 p.m. local time, but the deadline could be extended depending on turnout.
Television images showed some queues in Cairo and else where polling stations opened. President Mohammed Morsi and his Muslim Brotherhood have campaigned heavily in favour of the constitution.
Opponents say it is poorly drafted and too Islamist. This round of voting takes place in Cairo, Alexandria and eight other provinces, a week before the rest of the country. Some 250,000 security personnel have been deployed.
More than 51 million people are registered to vote. Polling had to be spread out because few judges were willing to supervise the referendum. Human Rights groups have expressed fears that results from the first round could sway the opinion of those voting in the second.