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India's deeptech sector still relies heavily on imports, study finds

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India's ambitions in deeptech, spanning areas such as advanced semiconductors, specialised hardware and other frontier technologies, continue to be constrained by heavy dependence on imported components and inputs. The reporting indicates that domestic capacity has not yet matured enough to replace these foreign sources at scale. This gap poses challenges for the country's stated goal of building self-reliant high-technology industries. Analysts quoted in the coverage point to the need for stronger manufacturing ecosystems and sustained investment to close the divide.

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