India marks National Technology Day on May 11th each year. The day commemorates the country’s technological milestones while highlighting its growing focus on artificial intelligence, semiconductor manufacturing, deep-tech innovation and digital infrastructure. The day traces its origin to the 1998 Pokhran nuclear tests, officially known as
India’s fast-growing artificial intelligence (AI) startup ecosystem is increasingly looking towards Silicon Valley as founders seek closer access to global customers, venture capital, talent and product ecosystems. Investors and venture firms are now advising early-stage Indian AI startups to establish a presence in the United States
Marking World Quantum Day, Karnataka’s Minister for Minor Irrigation and Science & Technology, NS Boseraju, unveiled a comprehensive Quantum Ecosystem Map, positioning the state as an early mover in India’s quantum technology landscape. Read More | Delhi to Launch E-District 2.0 with AI Chatbot and Faster
India’s push to build quantum technology capabilities took centre stage at the Convergence India Expo 2026. A keynote session highlighted the scope of the National Quantum Mission across sectors, including communications, healthcare and finance. Speaking at the Transformation Stage, Dr J. B. V. Reddy, Head of
Karnataka is preparing to sharpen its focus on deep technology to power the next phase of its startup ecosystem. The state government plans to boost funding, strengthen research linkages and attract global investors. The move indicates a shift from consumer-led ventures to high-impact sectors such as
Gujarat has outlined an ambitious roadmap to strengthen its innovation ecosystem with the launch of the Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) Policy 2026–2031. The policy was unveiled by Bhupendra Patel during the inaugural session of the Gujarat SemiConnect Conference in Gandhinagar. Read More | Karnataka Unveils
India’s deep-tech water-tech landscape is seeing new momentum, with Nimble Vision, a Bengaluru-based startup, expanding its indigenous solutions for water monitoring and smart infrastructure. Founded by Chinnayya Math and his wife, Vaishali, the company aims to reduce water waste and strengthen resource planning through Internet of