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Instead of supporting Indian companies for promoting the Atmanirbhar program, on the ground, state governments actively discriminate against Indian companies. This needs to be rectified urgently.
Robotics is an exploding market, with new players jumping in, India has a nucleus of a very successful robotics private sector, albeit still in early stages. India must focus on growing this industry to be able to serve unique Indian requirements as well as for exports.
India has already signaled its intent to develop capabilities in Quantum computing. Why is quantum computing important?
Cultured meat and its technologies are critical for a world getting deeply impacted by climate change. India can least afford to ignore this technology.
Government should not be held hostage to private-sector first policy and leverage public sector entities to get into industries that are of national importance.
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