(Isstories Editorial):- Bengaluru, Karnataka Sep 18, 2025 (Issuewire.com) – School of Computer Science and IT, JAIN (Deemed-to-be-University), in collaboration with La Mits RAISE Centre of Excellence of MIT Square, London, celebrated a remarkable milestone with the resounding success of the Intellectual Property Carnival, held virtually to promote sustainability and green education. The event, which attracted a wide array of participants, including students, faculty members, legal experts, and industry professionals, has been lauded as a significant achievement in raising awareness and fostering innovation among the young minds of Bengaluru.
The carnival included workshops on patent filing, webinars on trademark law, and panel discussions with experts in the field of intellectual property (IP). The event aimed to educate participants on the importance of protecting their innovations and understanding the legal frameworks surrounding intellectual property rights.
The IP Carnival was organised and officially inaugurated by Dr. Sagar Gulati, Director of SCSIT, and Dr. S. K. Manju Bargavi, Professor of SCSIT, JAIN (Deemed-to-be-University).
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One of the highlights of the event was the mentoring sessions by Dr. Mithileysh Sathiyanarayanan, CEO of MIT Square, London, a renowned Scientist with 100+ patents at a young age. He emphasized the growing importance of intellectual property in today’s knowledge-driven economy and encouraged students to think innovatively while being mindful of their rights as creators.
Out of several group projects, 3 resulted in patents being filed in India. The student inventors are Aastha Bhattacharjee, Swastik Thakur, Anushka, Sabina, R. Sreesaran, Harinandan K, Likith T K, and Levin G Manoj.
Students and faculty members alike expressed their enthusiasm about the carnival’s success. The Intellectual Property Carnival also provided networking opportunities for students, enabling them to connect with professionals and explore potential career paths in the field of IP law and management. The event concluded with a vibrant cultural evening, celebrating the fusion of creativity and intellectual pursuits with certificates.
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