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Intellectual Property Rights Intellectual property rights is having wide discussions. It is recognized and protected in all country.  It is promoted by all the countries through discussions in various conventions. Following are the various forms of intellectual properties:  Copyrights: - Copyright is relating to literary work include, but are not limited to: novels, poems, plays, newspapers, advertisements, computer programs, databases, films, musical compositions, choreography, paintings, drawings, photographs, sculpture, architecture, maps and technical drawings. There is separate act called as ' Copy Right Act 1957 ', which have been amendment four time in 1983. 1984.1994 and 1999. Copy right have to be registered After the death of copy right holder rights passes to his hears  Works covered by copyright include, but are not limited to: novels, poems, plays, newspapers, advertisements, computer programs, databases, films, musical compositions, choreography, p...

The leading cause of the land reforms in India is the land revenue . The system of taxation or state rent developed first by Hindu rulers, adopted and centrally organized by the Mughals, and finally elaborated by the British.  Prior to the British rule, the Indian villages enjoyed the status of mini republics. Each of the Indian villages was self-sufficient in every means i.e., production of food grains, administration, social and economic. Dynasty after dynasty changed but the agrarian structure of the villages was not changed and could not destroy the village system and agrarian structure of India. Land administration under the mughal Rule: There were 3 important reforms had been taken in mughal period. Jagirdari System Mansabdari System Wajhdar System Jaghirdar System:   Jaghirdar is a title created during the times of Delhi Sultanate.  Under Delhi Sultanate, the Jaghirdars were allowed to collect taxes, revenues and maintain a standing army. This way, they received b...

After the Independence the real test for the introduction of land reforms in India was faced at the time of drafting of the constitution itself. For this purpose a committee called " The Congress Agrarian Reforms Committee" has been formed under the chairmanship of J.C.Kumarappa was constituted by the Indian Parliament. The committee submitted its report in 1949, known as "Kumarappa Committee Report ", recommending the following reforms in Indian agrarian system: Abolition of intermediaries Tenancy reforms Ceiling on land holdings and distribution of surplus land Consolidation of small holdings. Abolition of intermediaries: The most important of all the reforms is the abolition of intermediaries. The constitution of India also provided for the abolition of the intermediaries.  The word " Intermediaries" means Zamindars, Jagirdars, Inamdars, Patels etc., who held thousands of acres of land actually cultivated by tillers.  They were between the State and a...

Telangana Rights In Land And Pattadar Passbook Act (TRLPP), 2020 (Telangana act no. 9 of 2020) In a significant move to enforce the new revenue act, 2020, enacted as Telangana rights in land and pattadar passbooks act (TRLPP), 2020 (Telangana act no. 9 of 2020).This act will came into force from October 29, 2020. Telangana rights in land and pattadar passbooks act (TRLPP), 2020