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Key Points

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Government seeks coordinated action to simplify regulatory processes for biotech start‑ups.

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Funding will be increased through a large Research, Development, and Innovation Fund.

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Patent approvals will be expedited to help companies bring products to market faster.

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Shared infrastructure such as bio‑foundries, bio‑AI hubs, and advanced manufacturing platforms will be created.

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Target: grow India's bioeconomy to $300 billion by 2030.

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Summary

A new Research, Development, and Innovation Fund of Indian rupees one lakh crore will back large‑scale projects, and shared facilities like bio‑foundries and bio‑AI hubs will be built.

These steps aim to increase the bioeconomy from $195 billion today to $300 billion by 2030.

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New Words to Learn

7 words
biopharmaceutical
companies that develop medicines using living organisms
regulation
official rules that control how businesses operate
patent
legal right that gives an inventor control over their invention for a period of time
Research, Development, and Innovation Fund
a large pool of money the government uses to support new scientific projects
bio‑foundry
a place where biological materials are turned into useful products
bio‑AI hub
a center where artificial intelligence helps solve biology problems
bioeconomy
the part of the economy that creates products and services from living things
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