<h1>India Aims for 10,000 Geographical Indication Tags by 2030, Boosting Intellectual Property and Combating Counterfeits.</h1> The Union Minister of Commerce and Industry announced a target to achieve 10,000 Geographical Indication (GI) tags by 2030, emphasizing a comprehensive government approach. Currently, there are 605 GI tags. Efforts to enhance the Intellectual Property Ecosystem have seen significant increases in authorized GI users and patents granted. The government is focusing on branding, quality standards, and combating counterfeit products, with potential collaborations with FSSAI, BIS, and private sectors. Initiatives like the Anusandhan National Research Foundation Fund and the One District One Product scheme are highlighted, along with promoting GI products through various platforms and Indian embassies.