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Transform startup ideas into thriving businesses with our expert guide. Learn crucial steps, from planning to execution, for success. Start your journey now!

To turn your startup ideas into a business, begin by validating your concepts and conducting market research. Develop a comprehensive business plan and execute it diligently. Consider registering your venture with Startup India Registration to access valuable support, resources, and incentives that can fuel your entrepreneurial journey towar

Gazetted Officer

A senior government official whose appointment is published in the Gazette of India or any State Government Gazette, he/she is called Gazetted. Their authority of using an official stamp comes from the President of India or the Governors of States. To put it simply, they represent the Indian State and the President.

Important identification & certification documents, to avail various government and banking facilities, require attestation by a gazetted officer, first.

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Establishing a private limited company with creative ideas is like giving wings to your own dreams. Especially when you are the owner of your own company. The most catchy part of starting the journey of owning a private company is a big risk. But a great profit is earned and one has to choose the finest entity for that. A company will be popular on the basis of catchy and engaging taglines. The private limited company does full justification to the taglines. The best examples are seen today.

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Yes, you can trademark a hashtag with vigorous comprehensive method and technique.

A remarkable trademark have-a-go of solitary trait and are rare. Hashtags marked trademark of the resource. As long as if it operates and performs as an identifier of the provenance of the aspirant's merchandise or facilities.

A ‘TRADEMARK’ is ‘Service Marks’ And ‘HASHTAG’ are ‘User-generated Tags’.

How trademark and hashtag are interlinked?

In reckoning tag “HASHTAG” or hash symbol entail aiding in general source-re

Your little effort can give you the ability to establish your right to the logo ( any word, graphic, sound or color combination) in court, prevents similar names from being registered by other businesses. Actually, it is that kind of asset any investor would be interested in knowing you have, as part of an intellectual property audit. Only 3 days and you can start to use it. Following is the report through which you can register logo and covers the possible problems at each step.

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Running a company together is in no way an easy task, Going through all the legal procedures like Company Registration getting Import-Export License and Trademark Filing etc. along with managing logistics can be a very challenging task. In a way, you can say it is the marriage of the business world. So like a marriage, it is vital to keep both parties happy in order for the relationship or the business to prosper. However, no relationship whether it's a marriage or a business is free from hiccup

One of the biggest companies in the world, Proctor & Gamble, thought that they could trademark common millennial internet lingoes such as LOL, WTF, and FML. Apparently, the brand thought this would help attract young customers and help the brand restore its lost market share. As bizarre as the marketing strategy sounds, it’s a debate for another day. However, this does raise an interesting question of whether brands can trademark commonly used phrases and words.

Does Apple ring a bell? The techno

Nike Believed in Something and Sacrificed Nothing

Unless you are just returning to civilization, you must have heard about an American controversy involving Colin Kaepernick and Nike’s “Believe in something even if it Means Sacrificing everything” advertisement. This comes as apart of the “Just do it” campaign which is under trademark registration rules. Well, say what you will about the ad and how it has been popularized, it seems that Nike has benefitted massively from the advertisement as the

If God Does not Enforce "Intellectual Property" then Why Should We?

By:

Enrique Suarez

http://www.wix.com/suarezenrique/delta

What is Intellectual Property?

Intellectual property (IP) refers to creations of the mind, such as inventions; literary and artistic works; designs; and symbols, names and images used in commerce.

IP is protected in law by, for example, patents, copyright and trademarks, which enable people to earn recognition or financial benefit from what they invent or create. By striking t