The richness of intellectual property rights has become a sign of the prosperity of the nation. India has immense potential in the field of intellectual property, using which India can become a prosperous nation. The exchange of new ideas, concepts, principles and techniques at the international level has given intellectual property an international character. Generally, intellectual property includes copyrights, patents, trade marks, industrial designs and geographical indications.
Human rights are the basic basis of human life. Human rights play an important role in the dire situations like pervasive confusion, atrocities, terrorism, exploitation etc. of the present environment. In this book, special discussion has been done on the High Court and Environment and Sustainable Development Goals and Environment and Biodiversity Protection Act for protection of rights.
The Indian University has given prominence to the study of Intellectual Property Rights and Human Rights, and the environment in its courses. It has been written keeping in mind the postgraduate level students of Indian universities. An attempt has been made to present all the contents of this book at a certified and scientific level. Every effort has been made to make the book useful and best for the students. For this, keeping in mind the depth of the subject by using simple and intelligible language-style, new concepts and trends have been clearly discussed in place.
This book has been included as a compulsory course especially for third semester students studying in undergraduate law and postgraduate science, social science and language conducted in Sant Gahira Guru Vishwavidyalaya, Surguja Chhattisgarh and other universities. At the end of each chapter of this book, a special collection of important practice questions, exam useful multiple choice questions, very important interesting facts and technical terminology and sample question paper has been made. Which will be beneficial for the students as well as they will prove beneficial in preparing for the exam.
The sole purpose of presenting this book in a unified form is to make available to the students a higher level of scattered material from a single book than from separate books.
I hope that the presented book will prove useful for students, teachers, legal practitioners and people involved in the field of intellectual property, human rights and environment.
