Seminar on intellectual property rights held at of Salesian College of Higher Education

Gihukali Chishi along with the participants after the seminar on intellectual property rights at Salesian College of Higher Education on Saturday.

• DIMAPUR — The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of Salesian College of Higher Education (SCHE) and Bosco College of Teacher Education (BCTE) jointly organised a one-day seminar on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) on Saturday at SCHE conference hall.
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• An update from SCHE stated that the seminar was organised with an aim to creating awareness and impart knowledge about the various aspects of IPR among the faculty of both institutions.
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• The resource person, Gihukali Chishi, technical in-charge at Patent Information Centre, Kohima, imparted practical knowledge and insights into the realm of patents, trademarks, copyrights and geographical indications. Her presentation began with a comprehensive overview of the significance of IPR in today's knowledge-driven economy, emphasising its role in fostering innovation and protecting creative endeavors.

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• It stated that Chishi elucidated the different types of IPR with relevant examples and case studies, making the complex legal concepts accessible to the audience.
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• The session also delved into the nuances of copyright protection for literary and artistic works as well as the significance of geographical indications in preserving the unique identity of products originating from specific regions.
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• It added that Chishi patiently addressed the queries by providing valuable guidance and practical advice.
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• It mentioned that the seminar fostered an interactive learning environment with participants actively engaging in discussions and seeking clarifications on various aspects of IPR.
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• The seminar concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Fr. Dr. Paul Punii, college’s principal, wherein he acknowledged Chishi for her insightful presentation and the IQAC of both colleges for organising this crucial awareness programme.
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• It further stated that the event served as a significant step towards equipping the academic community with a better understanding of intellectual property rights and their implications in their respective fields.