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The document discusses the importance of intellectual property and patents. It notes that patents provide a monopoly for 20 years and can generate revenue, facilitate technology licensing, protect startups' inventions, and attract investors. The document also provides statistics on patent grants, applications, and filings in India and at the USPTO by Indian startups. It gives examples of companies acquiring others for their patent portfolios or having to pay large settlements for patent infringement.
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