Nehru Place, Gaffar Market notorious markets for piracy: US
Washington: The US has identified Nehru Place and Gaffar Market in New Delhi along with four others in India as “notorious markets” in global piracy and violation of intellectual property rights (IPR).Manish Market and Lamington

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According to the report, “2013 Out-of-Cycle Review of Notorious Markets” Gaffar Market is rife with counterfeit clothing, shoes, cosmetics, electronics, and other products, most of which are imported into India. Markets such as Manish Market and Lamington Road in Mumbai are semi-organised markets where unauthorised copies of CDs and DVDs (mostly of Hindi movies but also English-language movies) are sold alongside the authorised versions, it said.
“According to reports, shop operators generally are successful at hiding illicit merchandise prior to police raids, and returning it to shelves shortly after a raid. Hyderabad's Chenoy Trade Center (CTC) and Hong Kong Bazar house a large number of shops that sell computer hardware and software,” the report said.
“While many shops sell proprietary software under warranty, many smaller shops discretely sell pirated products, including operating system software, electronic office tools, multimedia games, and anti-virus software, as well as DVDs and CDs containing other copyright-infringing content,” the USTR said in its report.
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