The Task Force for Music & Arts (TaFMA), Nagaland in partnership with the Indian Performance Rights Society (IPRS), will soon set up the IPRS IP Hub in Nagaland. The initiative aims to bring copyright awareness, royalty support, and hands-on guidance on metadata management directly to music creators and independent artists, right where they create.
The IPRS IP Hub is a grassroots initiative designed to strengthen India’s music creator ecosystem by making copyright knowledge, royalty mechanisms, metadata management, and industry support more accessible at the regional level.
TaFMA stated that the IP Hub will function as a dedicated support centre for authors, composers, publishers, and independent music creators. It will provide hands-on guidance on music copyright, royalties, IPRS membership, work registration, metadata, and documentation through trained personnel and easy-to-understand resources developed by IPRS and shared in regional languages.
“Whether you are just starting your creative journey or have been making music for years, the IP Hub is here to help music creators navigate the system with confidence,” TaFMA said.
Beyond support services, the IP Hub will serve as a vibrant community space, hosting mentoring sessions, creative conversations, and knowledge-sharing forums. Most importantly, it will act as a bridge between creators and IPRS, ensuring that artists’ voices, concerns, and music are heard and supported.