Experts Discuss Animal and Fish Breeding Rights at WBNUJS
Experts, academicians share concern and possibilities of animal and fish breeding rights at WBNUJS
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A conference at the West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences (WBNUJS) in Kolkata brought together judges, scientists, legal experts, and policymakers to discuss the importance of animal and fish breeders' rights in India's economy. The event highlighted the need for greater awareness and legal frameworks in this area.
- 01The conference focused on the significance of breeders' rights for animals and fish.
- 02Experts emphasized the economic implications of these rights in India.
- 03Judges, scientists, and policymakers participated in the discussions.
- 04The topic of breeders' rights is relatively underexplored in India.
- 05The event aimed to raise awareness and propose legal frameworks.
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At the West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences (WBNUJS) in Kolkata, a conference titled “Animal and Fish Breeders’ Rights: An Imperative in India’s Economy” gathered a diverse group of participants, including judges, scientists, legal experts, and policymakers. The discussions centered on the importance of establishing and recognizing breeding rights for animals and fish, which are crucial for enhancing India's economic landscape. Experts noted that this area remains largely unexplored and emphasized the need for legal frameworks to support breeders' rights. The conference aimed to foster greater awareness and understanding of these issues among stakeholders, highlighting their potential impact on the economy.
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The discussions may lead to improved legal recognition and support for breeders, benefiting the agricultural and aquaculture sectors.
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