Ganesh Hingmire From A 'Paanwaala' ( Vethilai ) Who Studied Under The Streetlight, He Became An Award Winning Executive :-
Ganesh Hingmire has come a long way from studying under the streetlight and his stint as a paanwala to become an expert on intellectual property (IP).
The award has made the 41-year-old reminisce his past. Hingmare can never forget the tough days when he would prepare for his exams while helping his uncle at the shop.
Early in his life, Hingmire had seen only adverse situations which made him the person that he is. He lost his father at the age of 6 and was supported in his studies by his mother who made papad and an uncle who opened a paan shop in Budhwar peth. It was during these days that Hingmire studied under the street light while working at the paan shop and preparing for his exams.
As a youngster, Hingmare had decided And so it became the motto of his life to do something for people like him, to create opportunities for farmers to improve their income. With this vision, he pursued a course in law after graduation. he did BSc from Pune and then went on to complete a law degree from the prestigious ILS Law College where he met HP Deshmukh who mentored him.
After completing the course, Hingmire went to Cardiff University to pursue an LLM in commercial law, specializing in Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) in 2001. His love for the country made him give up his job and return home. Then, he pursued an MPhil in economics. All his education has been supported by the numerous scholarships he bagged for being a brilliant student.
After that he was working there but left the job to bring the knowledge of intellectual property rights to India and also completed M.Phil in economics with 91% score. All his education was supported by the numerous scholarships he bagged for being a brilliant student.
Meanwhile, Hingmire has also undergone took training in IPR at the Indian Institue of Technology (IIT) Kanpur, Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT) Delhi, National Institute of Science Communication and Information Resources (NISCAIR) Delhi and Japan Patent Office at Tokyo.
His two position papers on Geographical Indications (Communities Intellectual Property) issues have been accepted by the World Trade Organisation (WTO) secretariat and published on their website. His body of work on IPR and WTO includes extends from books and several to articles and seminars. Currently, he teaches the subject to university professors as well as senior government officers in the state.
Hingmire's work achieves major significance since The work done by Hingmire in the field of GI is important because the GIs can ultimately turn the economic policies of a country in favour of the product in hand.
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