India and France have adopted the Innovation Roadmap 2030, a new framework aimed at expanding cooperation in artificial intelligence (AI), startups, research and education. The move marks a step ahead in the growing technology partnership between the two countries. The roadmap was announced following talks between
India’s spacetech sector is entering an important stage of growth. Startups are attracting investor interest, government support and more commercial opportunities. As entrepreneurs look to build the next generation of space businesses, SpaceX’s much-anticipated IPO filing is emerging as a useful roadmap. While the American giant is
Kerala’s nodal startup agency, the Kerala Startup Mission (KSUM), is intensifying efforts to broaden the state’s innovation ecosystem. The agency has moved to revise a major technology hub plan and launched outreach to expand participation from social and rural innovators. These actions reflect ongoing attempts to
The Indian government plans to refresh its Startup India initiative to mark its 10th anniversary. Officials said the updated chapter will reiterate the focus on future technologies, corporate partnerships and broader ecosystem support to sustain innovation-led growth and job creation. Also Read: India Removes “Three-Year Rule”