About the Journal

The Journal on Development of Intellectual Property and Research is an international academic journal serving as a premier platform for disseminating cutting-edge research and insightful perspectives in the interdisciplinary domains of Intellectual Property Rights and Technology Law. It is the flagship Journal of the Centre for Development of Intellectual Property and Research (CDIPR), Naovina Development of Intellectual Property and Research Foundation. The journal is committed to advancing the understanding and application of intellectual property laws in a rapidly evolving technological landscape. It serves as a platform for interdisciplinary research and policy analysis, aiming to bridge the gap between law, technology, and society. It is committed to fostering a global dialogue that bridges the gaps between theory, practice and policy in intellectual property and technology driven innovations.

Journal Particulars
Title Journal on Development of Intellectual Property and Research
Frequency Quarterly 
ISSN 3049-3935
Publisher Naovina Development of Intellectual Property and Research Foundation
Chief Editor Prof. (Dr.) Syamala Kandadai
Copyright Journal on Development of Intellectual Property and Research, Naovina Development of Intellectual Property and Research Foundation
Starting Year 2025
Subject Law
Language English
Publication Format Online
Phone No. 8250404499
Email id cdiprofficial@gmail.com 
Mobile No. +91-8116204846
Website https://journal.cdipr.ac.in 
Address Sri Nagar Colony, Tetri Toli, Namkum, Ranchi, Jharkhand - 834010

Our Vision

We envisions a world where intellectual property is not only a tool for protecting innovation but also a catalyst for social, economic and technological transformation. The journal aspires to be a beacon of excellence in advancing the discourse on intellectual property and technology law, inspiring a community of thinkers, practitioners and policymakers to create robust frameworks that support innovation, protect creators, and promote global collaboration.

Our Mission

Our mission is deeply rooted in three core objectives:

  1. Knowledge Dissemination: To provide a credible platform for sharing original research and thought-provoking discussions in the fields of intellectual property and technology law.
  2. Policy Influence: To inform and shape global and regional policy frameworks through well-researched articles and policy briefs.
  3. Capacity Building: To empower scholars, students and practitioners by enhancing their understanding of the evolving IP and technology landscapes.

Scope of the Journal

Journal is uniquely positioned at the crossroads of law and technology, addressing the challenges and opportunities presented by the rapid advancements in innovation. Its thematic coverage includes, but is not limited to:

  1. Patent Law: Exploring the complexities of patent protection, litigation, and global harmonization.
  2. Copyright and Digital Media: Addressing the challenges posed by content creation, distribution, and piracy in the digital age.
  3. Trademark Law: Investigating the role of trademarks in brand protection, especially in e-commerce and social media.
  4. Emerging Technologies: Examining the legal implications of artificial intelligence, blockchain, quantum computing, and metaverse technologies.
  5. Geographical Indications: Analyzing the protection of regional goods, cultural heritage, and indigenous knowledge.
  6. Sustainability and IP: Investigating the role of intellectual property in achieving the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Editorial Structure and Expertise

Our strength lies in its robust editorial framework, comprising a distinguished board of international experts. These include leading academicians, seasoned legal practitioners, technologists and policymakers who collectively ensure the journal’s academic rigor and relevance. The editorial team collaborates with renowned institutions and thought leaders across the globe to curate content that reflects diverse perspectives and addresses contemporary challenges in IP and technology law.