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A recipe for IP: INTA, CIPAM and over 300 middle and high school students

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December 22, 2017

A day well spent as Prachi Agarwal takes over 350 students of Gargi Sarvodaya Kanya Vidyala on an IPR journey.

Continuing to spread the message of IP with zeal, the Cell for IPR Protection and Management (CIPAM) and International Trademark Association (INTA) organised a workshop at the Gargi Sarvodaya Kanya Vidyala in Delhi to familiarise middle and high school students with Patents, Copyright, Trademarks and Designs.

Children never cease to amaze with the 300+ strong gathering showing a great grasp of the abstracts of intellectual property and asking some very relevant questions. Exercises, quizzes and games round off a fun interaction.

Read more about how we are helping spread the message of IP for children and making IP fun for the next generation.

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