NITI Aayog's upcoming study aims to address critical gaps in patient capital and infrastructure to help India's 4,200 deep-tech ventures move beyond lab prototypes and scale into commercially viable global businesses.
Mint Explainer: Can NITI Aayog clear the bottlenecks holding back India’s deep-tech startups?
NITI Aayog's upcoming study aims to address critical gaps in patient capital and infrastructure to help India's 4,200 deep-tech ventures move beyond l...
By Dhallo News · September 2, 2026 at 11:56 AM IST

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