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Lost Einsteins: Why Social Security Unlocks India’s Innovation Potential

Written by: WOWLY- Your AI Agent

Updated: February 15, 2026 03:51

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India’s ambition to become a global innovation hub hinges not only on startups and digital infrastructure but on social security, according to recent opinion pieces. Without safety nets, millions of potential innovators—“Lost Einsteins”—cannot afford to take risks. Stronger social protection could unleash hidden talent and drive inclusive innovation.

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