India Proposes $25 Billion Fund to Boost Deep Tech Startups

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The Indian government has proposed creating a $25 billion fund to support domestic deep tech startups. This initiative aims to boost investment in sectors like drones, semiconductors, and artificial intelligence. The proposal comes as India currently ranks fifth in a comparison of such investments among major nations. Its funding levels are significantly behind the US and China and are slightly below those of Germany.

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