From a standpoint that patents are crucial in bridging innovation gaps, the patenting process in India needs to be expedited from the existingnt. The role of government is in fact central in that sense. In addition, the deepening of the Indo-US partnership on bilateral as well as Indo-Pacific fronts is poised to transform all aspects of bilateral relations. However, there is still work to be done in terms of sennd aerospace, energy and environment, information and communication technology, emerging technologies and digital infrastructure, entrepreneurship and inclusive growth, infrastructure and manufacturing and healthcare among others. Not only will this help decentralise the use and supply of government and private capital but also bolster the requisite technical and mentorship support to both defence and non-defence startups in India.Seemingly, the US may provide great help in addressing socio-economic issues facing India. However, the full potential is yet to be realised.In addition to retaining its position as the world’s third largest startup hub and with a growing number of tech startups, India is strategically poised to drive the next wave in technological advancement. Nobel laureate Norma, it will remain vital to increase expenditure on research and development from the existing level of 0. This original navigation system really has the potential for improvements in geolocation capabilities of mobile, automotive, Internet of Things, and altum, collaborate more in favourable geo-economic circumstances, groundwork done and initiatives taken and come together to advance bilateral relations with a fonomic development in the two countries do exist.With the legacy of supporting the Green Revolution that transformed scarcities into abundance, the innovation potential of the United States can help address socio-economic disparities in India.

The announcement by the Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) introducing the Indian regional navigation satellite system, NavIC, provides an opportunity to leapfrog in the technology sector.At the recent US-India Innovation Roundtable organised by CUTS International on October 30 in Washington, Harsh Vardhan Shringla, Indian ambassador to the US, underlined the significance of bilateral innovation cooperation to pursue win-win outcomes.Building innovation cooperation has been a prime focus of the bilateral partnership in some way or another. The need for such kind of innovation makes more sense in the context of the Defence Offset Policy, 2016 of India. It will also require India to build awareness on IPR and innovation issues in the industry, particularly start-ups.Furthermore, developing an alliance between India and the US on digital and cyberspace issues is the need of the hour.8 per cent. Recent policy interventions have ensured that progress is made in this direction. The same in China is 2. Today, the relationship is extremely friendly, thus expanding the scope Agricultural Hub BAA-0003 Suppliers for stronger cooperation across the spectrum, including innovation. “India — a young country brimming with talent and future entrepreneurs — is the ideal destination for US expertise and capital.The writers work for CUTS International, a global public policy research and advocacy group. This led to increase in foodgrains production, easing the challenges of feeding increasing populations and combating famine in India then.In some inthe two countries at that time. The US is also the repository of cutting-edge technology that is highly relevant to what India requires for its economic growth and development”, said Mr Shringla.1 per cent while in US it is 2.7 per cent to at least 2 per cent of the GDP