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<h1>India's National IPR Policy 2016 Unifies Eight IP Rights to Boost Innovation and Creativity Across Sectors.</h1> The National IPR Policy 2016 integrates eight types of intellectual property rights under a single framework to enhance innovation and creativity. These include patents, trademarks, industrial designs, copyrights, geographical indications, semiconductor integrated circuit layout designs, trade secrets, and plant varieties. The policy outlines objectives and measures such as reducing filing timelines, offering fee rebates for startups and educational institutions, and expediting patent examinations. It also promotes IP awareness through initiatives like the National Intellectual Property Awareness Mission and awards. Efforts to commercialize IP are supported by Technology Innovation Support Centres and Technology Transfer Organizations across educational and research institutions.