I hope atleast something is being done behind the scenes to try and stop this... Chinese exports to India are around 40 billion USD and if we threaten to tighten the screws on that during this economic situation, I'm sure something can come out of it... atleast official endorsement of such illegal activities will stop from the side of the Chinese Government...I find it funny that badguy is absent on threads like these (look at the other Fake Drug one, no comment from the ULTIMATE DEFENDER).
Also, this IS flattering but it is only going to hurt our industry, I hope someone makes a lot of noise over these issues (I am not seeing any noise).
ROTFL...... Can't believe it. These guys are seriously good at duplication and reverse engineering anything.Welcome to the Chinese "Gulsar", a ripoff of the Indian Bajaj Pulsar!
The Chinese "Gulsar":
The original Bajaj Pulsar:
they copied the frame well.but what about the engine performence ?ROTFL...... Can't believe it. These guys are seriously good at duplication and reverse engineering anything.
you obvously simpliffy the case too much.There have been other incidents. China’s Chery Automobiles ripped off GM-Daewoo's Matiz brand and sold the copycat cars under the name QQ. Honda's C-RV SVU was also copied and sold under the name "S-RV" by a Chinese automobile manufacturer.
The worst part is not the copying, but the attempt to pass them off as the original by making only trivial name changes to confuse the customers. Also, most of these counterfeiting companies are government owned, which means that the Chinese government supports and encourages its companies to indulge in counterfeiting and pirating on a large scale. The other thread where Indian medicines were being counterfeited and sold by the Chinese is but just one example among probably thousands.
This has to be the largest organised theft of intellectual property and brand sabotage in history. But then again, what else can you expect from China?
Dear, I have seen chinese bikes on the Indian roads.they copied the frame well........but what about the engine performence ?
Man, you are forgetting one thing. When did patents and copyrights concern or deter the Chinese from copying?Throwing confusing Chinese words at me is not going to make any difference to your argument!
Bajaj has many patents on that motorcycle, and had invested in the R&D, same was the case with the Matiz and CRV. They were patented and trademarked brands.
You can't just counterfeit them. In most countries, including India, you'd be sued for patent infringement, fraud and numerous other things and you'd have to pay heavy fines to the original manufacturer of the product, besides withdrawing your copycat product from the market. In China however, since your government itself is involved in piracy, nothing happens to such criminals.
it's actually the story of all the chines goods.they are pathatic , but people still buy them coz they are cheap.Dear, I have seen chinese bikes on the Indian roads.
Man, they are pathetic.. lol:blum3:
And I realised Indian companies need not worry about cheaper Chinese goods.
If you notice Chinese vehicles have not been able to make any serious entry into
Indian vehicle market.
It has to do with the basic Indian psych, we want things which last and are also of good quality.
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It is not the duty of Govt. to go after people who are pirating drugs suo moto. If the affected companied feel that their patents are being infringed, they have to complain to the govt. which will then go after the piracy companies. This, I have also cleared to you on the other thread.Don't be so high and mighty. India is known throughout the world as the center of illegal production of drugs that were developed by other companies and still under patent protection, and the kick is that the government is aware of this.
"While on paper this has occurred, in many countries pharmaceutical patent protection is either not enforced or—as in India—it is explicitly excluded from the TRIPS agreement."
How come these pharmaceutical companies are not sued by the government in India?
On a lesser scale, I've seen copied movies being peddled in India for less than a dollar in the streets all over the place.
Drug companies have repeatedly brought their complaints to the Indian government but it doesn't matter b/c it wants to protect its domestic pharmaceutical companies.It is not the duty of Govt. to go after people who are pirating drugs suo moto. If the affected companied feel that their patents are being infringed, they have to complain to the govt. which will then go after the piracy companies. This, I have also cleared to you on the other thread.
Piracy (movie CDs etc) is rampant in developing countries like India, owing to stress on resources to monitor each and every offense, unless it is brought to the notice of the govt. authorities. When it is done, there are many instances that govt. has acted upon them.
Unlike China, where govt. (or CCP thugs) owned companies themselves are pirating and infringing the IP rights of different kinds of technologies, GoI doesn't participate in such shady activities but will bring down them when it comes to the notice of authorities.