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<h1>Patents Act requires inventions to be new, involve inventive step, and have industrial application capability</h1> Under the Patents Act, an invention is defined as a new product or process that involves an inventive step and is capable of industrial application. This three-part definition establishes the fundamental criteria for patentability in Indian law. The invention must demonstrate novelty, non-obviousness through an inventive step, and practical utility through industrial application capability. This statutory definition forms the basis for determining whether innovations qualify for patent protection under Indian patent law.