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India’s Tech Leap: Piyush Goyal Maps a Future Fueled by Innovation


Updated: July 05, 2025 21:12

Image Source: The Economic Times

Union Minister Piyush Goyal has declared new technologies to be the pivot of India's economic ascension, making the nation a job-creating economy from a job-seeking economy and a center of the world's innovation. In the IIT Madras Alumni Association's Sangam 2025 conference, Goyal envisioned a future where science, startups, and intelligent policy join hands to script India's next growth story.

KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THE SPEECH

India is evolving from a job-seeking nation to a job-creating giant

Technologies like AI, quantum computing, and data analytics are the hub of this transformation

The government is actively promoting innovation through avenues of large funding programs and policy changes

Institutions like IIT Madras are leading the way to create deep-tech talent and entrepreneurship

POLICY PUSH & FUNDING INITIATIVES

Rs 10,000 crore Fund of Funds for Startups (FFS) to enable early and growth-stage startups

Rs 1 lakh crore Research & Development and Innovation (RDI) Scheme for providing long-term, low-cost capital

Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) model to enable R&D funding and delivery

Highlight easing regulatory constraints, especially on patents and trademarks

INNOVATION ECOSYSTEM SNAPSHOT

India's startup culture is now recognized globally with resilience and innovation

Government, industry, and academia collaborations are influencing tech adoption

Indian Made products are picking up international momentum in electronics, pharma, textiles, and manufacturing

Post-COVID recuperation has been propelled by digital growth and growth driven by innovation

FUTURE-READY VISION

Emphasize the creation of a technology-led, inclusive economy according to the Viksit Bharat @2047 vision

Promoting young people and scholars to spearhead the cutting-edge technologies

Prioritization of international cooperation and international trade liberalization through leadership in technology

SOURCE The Economic Times, The Hindu BusinessLine, ThePrint

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