Timely intellectual property (IP) audits are critical while working on new designs, software, research, and other projects. To avoid infringement, it’s critical to register the appropriate trademark, patent, and copyright claims. Because IPRs are country-specific, it is critical in a global economy to examine and determine the kind and degree of protection provided to them. India has fulfilled its responsibilities under the Agreement on Trade-Related Intellectual Property Rights (“TRIPS”) by revising existing statutes and introducing appropriate legislation. Some laws which Some laws which govern the IP laws in India are The Copyright Act, 1957, The Design Act, 2000, TRIPS, The Trade Marks Act, 1999