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Key Points

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Early partnership between industry and researchers speeds up turning ideas into products.

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The large fund encourages deep‑technology research and foreign investment.

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India's goals include big nuclear energy capacity and net‑zero emissions.

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Growth in space startups and biomanufacturing shows a booming innovation scene.

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Summary

A big Research Development and Innovation Fund of one lakh crore rupees will support new technology projects.

India aims for 100 gigawatts of nuclear power by 2047 and wants to cut carbon emissions by 2070.

Space startups have increased to more than 400, and the biomanufacturing sector could reach $200 billion.

Working together helps turn laboratory discoveries into real products that help people.

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New Words to Learn

10 words
philanthropy
giving money or help to support scientific work
indigenous
made within the country
geopolitical
how nations interact and influence each other
self‑reliance
being able to do things without outside help
biomanufacturing
producing medicines or other items using living cells
deep technologies
advanced fields like artificial intelligence and quantum science
prototype
an early version of a product used for testing
commercialisation
making a new invention ready to sell
scale‑up
expanding a small project to a larger size
investment
money put in to help something grow
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