India proposes 25-year strategy to reduce dependence on critical foreign technology

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The Indian government is formulating a 25-year strategic plan to decrease national reliance on critical foreign technology. The initiative aims to build self-sufficiency in key technological domains over a long-term horizon. This move is driven by national security and economic considerations. The plan is currently in its proposal stage, as reported by the Economic Times.

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