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  • Home ›   Events/Photo Gallery ›   Consul General Dr. K Srikar Reddy, in a special address at the seminar “Understanding the Indian Deep Tech Opportunity: Building the India–US Corridor” on 6 May, 2026, called India’s Research, Development, and Innovation Scheme a game changer. With a corpus of ₹1 lakh crore ($12 billion) over six years, the scheme is designed to channel long-term capital into semiconductors, space, quantum, AI, biotech, and advanced manufacturing, while significantly boosting private sector participation in R&D. The event brought together deep tech founders, investors, corporate venture leaders, and policy professionals to explore the India-U.S. deep tech corridor, where public capital and over $2.5 billion in private commitments are converging to back India's next generation of globally competitive technologies. Organized at TiE Silicon Valley facility in Palo Alto, the seminar featured speakers, including Dr. Nishith Desai, founder, Nishith Desai Associates, and Anita Manwani, president, TiE Silicon Valley.

Consul General Dr. K Srikar Reddy, in a special address at the seminar “Understanding the Indian Deep Tech Opportunity: Building the India–US Corridor” on 6 May, 2026, called India’s Research, Development, and Innovation Scheme a game changer. With a corpus of ₹1 lakh crore ($12 billion) over six years, the scheme is designed to channel long-term capital into semiconductors, space, quantum, AI, biotech, and advanced manufacturing, while significantly boosting private sector participation in R&D. The event brought together deep tech founders, investors, corporate venture leaders, and policy professionals to explore the India-U.S. deep tech corridor, where public capital and over $2.5 billion in private commitments are converging to back India's next generation of globally competitive technologies. Organized at TiE Silicon Valley facility in Palo Alto, the seminar featured speakers, including Dr. Nishith Desai, founder, Nishith Desai Associates, and Anita Manwani, president, TiE Silicon Valley.

May 09, 2026

Consul General Dr. K Srikar Reddy, in a special address at the seminar “Understanding the Indian Deep Tech Opportunity: Building the India–US Corridor” on 6 May, 2026, called India’s Research, Development, and Innovation Scheme a game changer. With a corpus of ₹1 lakh crore ($12 billion) over six years, the scheme is designed to channel long-term capital into semiconductors, space, quantum, AI, biotech, and advanced manufacturing, while significantly boosting private sector participation in R&D. The event brought together deep tech founders, investors, corporate venture leaders, and policy professionals to explore the India-U.S. deep tech corridor, where public capital and over $2.5 billion in private commitments are converging to back India's next generation of globally competitive technologies. Organized at TiE Silicon Valley facility in Palo Alto, the seminar featured speakers, including Dr. Nishith Desai, founder, Nishith Desai Associates, and Anita Manwani, president, TiE Silicon Valley.
Consul General Dr. K Srikar Reddy, in a special address at the seminar “Understanding the Indian Deep Tech Opportunity: Building the India–US Corridor” on 6 May, 2026, called India’s Research, Development, and Innovation Scheme a game changer. With a corpus of ₹1 lakh crore ($12 billion) over six years, the scheme is designed to channel long-term capital into semiconductors, space, quantum, AI, biotech, and advanced manufacturing, while significantly boosting private sector participation in R&D. The event brought together deep tech founders, investors, corporate venture leaders, and policy professionals to explore the India-U.S. deep tech corridor, where public capital and over $2.5 billion in private commitments are converging to back India's next generation of globally competitive technologies. Organized at TiE Silicon Valley facility in Palo Alto, the seminar featured speakers, including Dr. Nishith Desai, founder, Nishith Desai Associates, and Anita Manwani, president, TiE Silicon Valley.