From the newsroom: India's patents problem

Mint 2018-02-08

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The government's intellectual property office is seeing an exodus of employees, worsening an existing staff crunch. Mint's C.H. Unnikrishnan talks to Joel Rebello about what this means for patent applicants and laypeople alike.
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