A design patent is a type of intellectual property (IP) protection that gives the patent holder the exclusive right to use the design of an article for a period of 10 years. In India, design patents are governed by the Designs Act, 2000.

To be eligible for a design patent, the design must be new and original. It must also be applicable to an article of manufacture. The article of manufacture can be a product, a part of a product, or a combination of products.

The benefits of obtaining a design patent in India include:

• The exclusive right to use the design for a period of 10 years.
• The ability to prevent others from making, using, selling, or importing products that infringe the design.
• The ability to use the design patent as a marketing tool to show that the product is innovative and unique.
• The process of obtaining a design patent in India is relatively straightforward. The first step is to file a design patent application with the Indian Patent Office. The application must include a drawing of the design and a description of the design.

The Indian Patent Office will then examine the application to determine if it meets the requirements for a design patent. If the application is approved, the design patent will be granted. The design patent will be published in the Indian Patent Journal.

The benefits of obtaining a design patent in India can be significant. If you have a unique and innovative design for a product, a design patent can help you protect your investment and prevent others from copying your design.

Here are some additional details about design patents in India:

• The design must be new and original. This means that it must not have been published or used anywhere in the world before the date of the application.
• The design must be applicable to an article of manufacture. This means that it must be a design for a physical object that can be manufactured.
• The design patent will give you the exclusive right to use the design in India for a period of 10 years.
  You can file a design patent application at any of the four patent offices in India: Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, or Kolkata.
• The Indian Patent Office will examine your application to determine if it meets the requirements for a design patent.
• If your application is approved, you will be granted a design patent.
• Your design patent will be published in the Indian Patent Journal.

At Su-vastika we already have got 20 design patents with us for our various product range like Inverter/UPS/Solar inverter/Industrial UPS/Lift/Lithium battery packs/lift UPS/ESS etc. We continuously filing our design patents