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India and Southeast Asia need a regional alliance against fakes

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By Sumit Kapoor
| World Trademark Review (WTR) Verified
6 min read | | Shutterstock/Olivier Le Moal This week's Opinion Column calls for a dedicated regional brand protection alliance to coordinate enforcement, policy engagement and intelligence sharing across the Asia-Pacific. Register for free to receive our newsletter, view leading trademark professionals in WTR 1000 and gain limited access to subscriber content. Register now Get news, unique commentary, expert analysis and essential resources from the WTR experts.
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Beyond the Classroom: How Indian Families Can Turn Festivals, Books, Food and Local Travel into Everyday Learning

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By Sumit Kapoor
| Blogarama
Beyond the Classroom: How Indian Families Can Turn Festivals, Books, Food and Local Travel into Everyday Learning Beyond the Classroom: How Indian Families Can Turn Festivals, Books, Food and Local Travel into Everyday Learning By Sumit Kapoor, Founder, LyfSkills When we think about a child learning, our minds usually go to school, homework or an organised class. I see it a little differently.
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Children’s Extracurricular Activities Market Overview

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By Sumit Kapoor
| The Mobi World
Pic Credit: Bhupindra International Public School By Sumit Kapoor, Founder of Lyfskills India’s children’s extracurricular activities market — spanning sports, dance, swimming, music, martial arts, art, skating, and other skill-based learning — with over 10 million active children, is estimated to be a $3–3.5 billion category. The market exists. The spending is real. The demand is active. The platforms are not.
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