What have been the greatest thefts of intellectual property?

Meet Rakhal Das Banerji, a man to whom we owe an explanation. Banerji, find me a Greek Victory Pillar in Sindh, will you? read more

The greatest thefts of intellectual property is by Vedic scholars who have usurped the achievements of Buddhists right from Taxilla around 500 BC to Nalanda Universities in mid AD, and claiming them to be the the brain work of Vedic scholars under Gurukul teaching and training under one single teacher till the age of 34. read more

Chinese companies, with the encouragement of official Chinese policy and often the active participation of government personnel, have been pillaging the intellectual property of American companies. All together, intellectual-property theft costs America up to $600 billion a year, the greatest transfer of wealth in history. read more

Look what American writer Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote in a letter to Scottish historian Thomas Carlyle about the piracy in the United States of America and ignoring intellectual property rights: quote. I feel assured of its good reception in this country. I learned last Saturday that in all eleven hundred and sixty-six copies of Sartor have been sold. read more