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Government defends RDI Fund, cites conflict-of-interest safeguards

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The Indian government has firmly backed the framework governing the Research, Development and Innovation Fund. Officials stated that a basic professional relationship between parties does not constitute a breach of regulations. They highlighted that mechanisms such as full disclosure and recusal are in place to ensure fair evaluation of all proposals. The Technology Development Board has maintained these safeguards for decades. Authorities emphasized that strict conflict-of-interest protocols are central to all public funding decisions under the fund.

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