Intellectual Property Rights, Corporate SocialResponsibility And EthicalConsiderations.

This study investigates the interaction between corporate social responsibility (CSR) and intellectual property rights (IPR), underlining how businesses might strike a balance between social responsibility and legal safeguards for innovations. It looks at how IPR affects sustainability, ethical behavior, and information availability in sectors including technology and healthcare. This paper covered the strategic and moral impacts of CSR programs that integrate IPR management. CSR and IPR are interconnected in several ways, particularly when businesses integrate ethical considerations into their Intellectual Property strategies. India has a well-defined legal framework for protecting Intellectual Property Rights (IPR). The country follows TRIPS Agreement under the WTO has enacted several laws to protect patents, copyrights, trademarks, and other forms of Intellectual Properties. India’s IPR laws provide strong protection for inventors, businesses and artists. However, enforcement remains a challenge, especially in cases of piracy and counterfeiting. Strengthening legal mechanisms and awareness is a key to improving IPR protection.