Blog & IP Insights
10 Everyday Products That Began as Patents
Ten ordinary items you touched today — aspirin, ballpoint pens, even the zipper on your jacket — exist because...
Student Inventions & Thesis Copyright in Nepal
Understand student invention copyright Nepal rules, patent eligibility for thesis projects, and how to protect...
The Strangest Patents Ever Granted
Some of the strangest patents ever granted prove that human creativity knows no bounds — or, arguably, no filt...
Patent Claims Explained: The Part That Defines Your Protection
Patent claims define the legal boundary of your invention in Nepal; learn how to draft them under the PDTA 196...
Industrial Design vs Engineering: Who Does What?
Industrial design vs engineering in Nepal defines who protects product aesthetics versus technical function un...
Patentable Inventions: What Makes an Invention Worth Protecting?
Patentable inventions in Nepal must be new, useful and inventive under the PDTA 1965; learn what qualifies for...
Biopiracy & Traditional Knowledge: The Neem, Turmeric & Basmati Cases
Biopiracy is the unauthorised commercial exploitation of traditional knowledge and genetic resources
The Paris Convention and Nepal, Explained
The Paris Convention Nepal framework grants foreign applicants priority rights for trademarks, patents and des...
Who Owns Employee Inventions in Nepal?
Employee invention ownership in Nepal defaults to the employer under the PDTA, but written agreements and pate...