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Narendra Modi BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
In the last few days Narendra Modi has grabbed headlines for unveiling one of the most ambitious science funding initiatives in Indian history. On November 3 Prime Minister Modi inaugurated the Emerging Science and Technology Innovation Conclave 2025 at Delhi’s Bharat Mandapam. Several major outlets including DD India and The Economic Times report that during his address he announced the launch of a staggering 1 lakh crore rupees—about 11.5 billion US dollars—Research Development and Innovation Scheme Fund. This scheme is designed to turbocharge India’s private sector research ecosystem and fund high-risk high-impact projects. According to Modi the effort marks a decisive move towards India becoming not just a consumer but a true pioneer in fields like advanced materials artificial intelligence quantum tech and bio-manufacturing. He took the opportunity to tout that India’s R and D spending has doubled in the last decade with registered patents up 17 times and the country now ranking as the world’s third-largest startup ecosystem. India he declared is scaling up to be at the very forefront of the global innovation race.
The conclave itself is drawing over 3,000 participants and has become something of a happening for the country’s top researchers Nobel laureates industry leaders and policy makers. Modi’s focus extending across eleven ambitious sectors—from environment and health tech to semiconductors and space—is clear evidence he’s betting big on science as the engine of future growth.
If that wasn’t enough travel buzz for one week Modi will visit his parliamentary constituency Varanasi on November 7 and 8 according to Business Standard and Times of India. The highlight there will be the flagging off of the latest Vande Bharat Express between Varanasi and Khajuraho billed as enhancing tourism to UNESCO sites and modernizing India’s railways. He’ll also huddle with local BJP leaders and head to Bihar for an election rally afterwards signaling the blending of governance with grassroots politicking.
As for social media his official X Twitter handles PMO India and Narendra Modi have been actively showcasing highlights of the conclave and policy milestones with videos and rapid-fire updates on making India’s research ecosystem friendlier—think fewer bureaucratic bottlenecks more funding and faster prototype-to-market transitions.
Speculation out of Gujarat via regional media points to a possible visit to mark tribal icon Birsa Munda’s 150th birth anniversary but as of now this trip remains unconfirmed. In sum Modi’s week is defined by big science big money and a continued flair for the political spotlight with no signs of slowing down.
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In the last few days Narendra Modi has grabbed headlines for unveiling one of the most ambitious science funding initiatives in Indian history. On November 3 Prime Minister Modi inaugurated the Emerging Science and Technology Innovation Conclave 2025 at Delhi’s Bharat Mandapam. Several major outlets including DD India and The Economic Times report that during his address he announced the launch of a staggering 1 lakh crore rupees—about 11.5 billion US dollars—Research Development and Innovation Scheme Fund. This scheme is designed to turbocharge India’s private sector research ecosystem and fund high-risk high-impact projects. According to Modi the effort marks a decisive move towards India becoming not just a consumer but a true pioneer in fields like advanced materials artificial intelligence quantum tech and bio-manufacturing. He took the opportunity to tout that India’s R and D spending has doubled in the last decade with registered patents up 17 times and the country now ranking as the world’s third-largest startup ecosystem. India he declared is scaling up to be at the very forefront of the global innovation race.
The conclave itself is drawing over 3,000 participants and has become something of a happening for the country’s top researchers Nobel laureates industry leaders and policy makers. Modi’s focus extending across eleven ambitious sectors—from environment and health tech to semiconductors and space—is clear evidence he’s betting big on science as the engine of future growth.
If that wasn’t enough travel buzz for one week Modi will visit his parliamentary constituency Varanasi on November 7 and 8 according to Business Standard and Times of India. The highlight there will be the flagging off of the latest Vande Bharat Express between Varanasi and Khajuraho billed as enhancing tourism to UNESCO sites and modernizing India’s railways. He’ll also huddle with local BJP leaders and head to Bihar for an election rally afterwards signaling the blending of governance with grassroots politicking.
As for social media his official X Twitter handles PMO India and Narendra Modi have been actively showcasing highlights of the conclave and policy milestones with videos and rapid-fire updates on making India’s research ecosystem friendlier—think fewer bureaucratic bottlenecks more funding and faster prototype-to-market transitions.
Speculation out of Gujarat via regional media points to a possible visit to mark tribal icon Birsa Munda’s 150th birth anniversary but as of now this trip remains unconfirmed. In sum Modi’s week is defined by big science big money and a continued flair for the political spotlight with no signs of slowing down.
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By Inception Point AiNarendra Modi BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
In the last few days Narendra Modi has grabbed headlines for unveiling one of the most ambitious science funding initiatives in Indian history. On November 3 Prime Minister Modi inaugurated the Emerging Science and Technology Innovation Conclave 2025 at Delhi’s Bharat Mandapam. Several major outlets including DD India and The Economic Times report that during his address he announced the launch of a staggering 1 lakh crore rupees—about 11.5 billion US dollars—Research Development and Innovation Scheme Fund. This scheme is designed to turbocharge India’s private sector research ecosystem and fund high-risk high-impact projects. According to Modi the effort marks a decisive move towards India becoming not just a consumer but a true pioneer in fields like advanced materials artificial intelligence quantum tech and bio-manufacturing. He took the opportunity to tout that India’s R and D spending has doubled in the last decade with registered patents up 17 times and the country now ranking as the world’s third-largest startup ecosystem. India he declared is scaling up to be at the very forefront of the global innovation race.
The conclave itself is drawing over 3,000 participants and has become something of a happening for the country’s top researchers Nobel laureates industry leaders and policy makers. Modi’s focus extending across eleven ambitious sectors—from environment and health tech to semiconductors and space—is clear evidence he’s betting big on science as the engine of future growth.
If that wasn’t enough travel buzz for one week Modi will visit his parliamentary constituency Varanasi on November 7 and 8 according to Business Standard and Times of India. The highlight there will be the flagging off of the latest Vande Bharat Express between Varanasi and Khajuraho billed as enhancing tourism to UNESCO sites and modernizing India’s railways. He’ll also huddle with local BJP leaders and head to Bihar for an election rally afterwards signaling the blending of governance with grassroots politicking.
As for social media his official X Twitter handles PMO India and Narendra Modi have been actively showcasing highlights of the conclave and policy milestones with videos and rapid-fire updates on making India’s research ecosystem friendlier—think fewer bureaucratic bottlenecks more funding and faster prototype-to-market transitions.
Speculation out of Gujarat via regional media points to a possible visit to mark tribal icon Birsa Munda’s 150th birth anniversary but as of now this trip remains unconfirmed. In sum Modi’s week is defined by big science big money and a continued flair for the political spotlight with no signs of slowing down.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
In the last few days Narendra Modi has grabbed headlines for unveiling one of the most ambitious science funding initiatives in Indian history. On November 3 Prime Minister Modi inaugurated the Emerging Science and Technology Innovation Conclave 2025 at Delhi’s Bharat Mandapam. Several major outlets including DD India and The Economic Times report that during his address he announced the launch of a staggering 1 lakh crore rupees—about 11.5 billion US dollars—Research Development and Innovation Scheme Fund. This scheme is designed to turbocharge India’s private sector research ecosystem and fund high-risk high-impact projects. According to Modi the effort marks a decisive move towards India becoming not just a consumer but a true pioneer in fields like advanced materials artificial intelligence quantum tech and bio-manufacturing. He took the opportunity to tout that India’s R and D spending has doubled in the last decade with registered patents up 17 times and the country now ranking as the world’s third-largest startup ecosystem. India he declared is scaling up to be at the very forefront of the global innovation race.
The conclave itself is drawing over 3,000 participants and has become something of a happening for the country’s top researchers Nobel laureates industry leaders and policy makers. Modi’s focus extending across eleven ambitious sectors—from environment and health tech to semiconductors and space—is clear evidence he’s betting big on science as the engine of future growth.
If that wasn’t enough travel buzz for one week Modi will visit his parliamentary constituency Varanasi on November 7 and 8 according to Business Standard and Times of India. The highlight there will be the flagging off of the latest Vande Bharat Express between Varanasi and Khajuraho billed as enhancing tourism to UNESCO sites and modernizing India’s railways. He’ll also huddle with local BJP leaders and head to Bihar for an election rally afterwards signaling the blending of governance with grassroots politicking.
As for social media his official X Twitter handles PMO India and Narendra Modi have been actively showcasing highlights of the conclave and policy milestones with videos and rapid-fire updates on making India’s research ecosystem friendlier—think fewer bureaucratic bottlenecks more funding and faster prototype-to-market transitions.
Speculation out of Gujarat via regional media points to a possible visit to mark tribal icon Birsa Munda’s 150th birth anniversary but as of now this trip remains unconfirmed. In sum Modi’s week is defined by big science big money and a continued flair for the political spotlight with no signs of slowing down.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI