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IAS Parliament 5 years

KEY POINTS

India’s strengths in science and technology are renowned, as is our tenacity in scientific development, exemplified by the bold progress of our space and nuclear energy programmes.

Continuous generation and curation of ideas

· Building the infrastructure in the form of world-class research labs with state-of-the-art equipment in universities and fundamental research institutions.

· Partnerships with leading global institutions in fundamental and application-based research will ensure that our ideas and implementation strategies are globally-relevant.

· Incentivise young talent to continue with research and specialisation by ensuring they are economically taken care of through fellowships and grants.

· Intervention during the educational years to nurture talent in schools and colleges is essential. Widespread access to tinkering labs, world-class labs at universities, and other amenities are required.

Deep-tech investment strategies

Deep science innovation often constitutes a substantial amount of initial research, protracted testing and validation cycles, and an extensive generation of intellectual property (IP) that contributes to the embedded value of the technology.

Long-term vision

India has already set an ambitious goal of $5-trillion GDP by 2025, and $10 trillion by 2030.

We need to:

Address domestic challenges, identify critical verticals that can accelerate India’s socio-economic growth, and create long-term investment strategies for each.
Within the broader policy goals, technology development needs special attention. For example, India has already set an exceptional zero-emission target for 2030.
The idea of a bold vision is that Indian society and quality of life will have advanced dramatically in 20-30 years. Globally-accepted markers like the Innovation Index are useful to track these disruptive changes.

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