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Key Points

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120 Indian deep‑technology teams took part.

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The fair was hosted in Nice, France, for three days.

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The publication records the event’s activities and outcomes.

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The program connects young innovators with industry, investors, and global networks.

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It supports the government's vision to turn research into real‑world products.

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Summary

Held in Nice, France, from 14 to 16 June 2026, the event gathered 120 deep‑technology startups and research projects from Indian universities.

Participants presented their prototypes to industry leaders, investors, and international partners, seeking pathways from laboratory research to market products.

The initiative reflects India's goal, outlined in the National Education Policy, to strengthen research, creativity, and entrepreneurship among students.

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New Words to Learn

10 words
commemorative
made to remember something special
deep‑technology
very advanced science that can change many things
startups
new small companies that are trying out new ideas
prototypes
early versions of a new product
industry leaders
big companies that make many products
investors
people who give money to help ideas grow
laboratory
a place where scientists do experiments
market
where products are sold to people
National Education Policy
the country's plan for how schools and colleges should teach
entrepreneurship
starting and running new businesses
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