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  1. Government aims to strengthen India's global leadership in AYUSH through collaboration between the Ministry of AYUSH and the Department of Commerce.

India Reports Eightfold Surge in AYUSH Patent Filings Over Last Decade

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What happened

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An official statement reported that AYUSH-related innovation and intellectual property activity in India has surged over eightfold over the past decade. Between FY15 and FY26, 4,077 patent applications were filed and 711 patents were granted. Annual filings grew from 63 in FY15 to 590 in FY26.

From prokerala.com

Why it matters

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The substantial growth in AYUSH-related patent filings and grants validates the government's aim to strengthen India's global leadership in traditional and alternative medicine. This increase in intellectual property activity reflects significant growth in innovation within the sector.

The Government of India aims to strengthen India's global leadership in AYUSH through collaboration between the Ministry of AYUSH and the Department of Commerce.

From prokerala.com

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • instituteSpeculative

    Increased innovation and IP activity might boost R&D funding for the institute under the Ministry of AYUSH.

  • Central Council for Research in Unani MedicineSpeculative

    The surge in IP grants could increase the research funding for the Central Council for Research in Unani Medicine.

  • Educational institutions might see increased research funding opportunities due to the surge in IP activity.

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