India Removes 3-Year Wait for Deep-Tech Startups to Get Govt Funds
India has eliminated a mandatory three-year requirement for deep-tech startups seeking DSIR recognition under a policy reform announced on January 4 that promises to reshape the Indian startup ecosystem by unlocking government funding and technology-readiness assessment pathways for ventures still in their infancy. Union Science and Technology Minister Jitendra Singh revealed the policy shift during the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research's (DSIR) 42nd Foundation Day celebration, dismantling a temporal barrier that previously blocked early-stage robotics, semiconductor, biotech and quantum computing ventures from accessing institutional capital, tax incentives and market...
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