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March opened with a high energy Town Hall at Anand and Anand, where our brilliant team of star lawyers, patent experts and trademark specialists gathered for a day of celebration and collaboration. Teams from across India came together in Noida, united by a shared spirit of purpose and excellence. The event was inaugurated by Justice Manmohan.

The day was filled with recognition and appreciation as we celebrated major milestones and achievements, honouring our teams for their hard work and dedication. Managing Partner Pravin Anand led the festivities, along with Safir Anand, Senior Partner & Head of Trademarks. Mr Pravin Anand personally felicitated team members and outlined a fresh vision and roadmap for the future.

The event concluded with an electrifying performance by Daler Mehndi, leaving everyone energized and inspired.

Here’s to the unwavering team spirit at Anand and Anand and our commitment to continued growth and success!

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