The Indian government has extended the Start-Ups Intellectual Property Protection (SIPP) scheme for three years till March 2020, to support potential entrepreneurs protect their patents, trademark and designs.
The Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion said that “running on a pilot basis initially, the scheme was in force until March 31 this year. It is now being extended further for a period of three years”.
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