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Innovation economy: How to realise India's techade

With techno-nationalism spurring significant policy decisions from the US to Australia on investments to reshape the global supply chains, the Budget announcements will be keenly watched

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Shashi Shekhar Vempati
With Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman set to deliver the last full Budget of the second term of the Narendra Modi government before India goes to general elections next year, there is a heightened sense of anticipation. With techno-nationalism spurring significant policy decisions from the United States to Australia and Japan to the UK on investments to reshape the global supply chains, the Budget announcements will be keenly watched on the road ahead for hi-tech in India. The 2023 Budget is also the first after the Prime Minister’s clarion call from the Red Fort on “Jai Anusandhan”, to realise the dream
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