India Sets Sights on ₹25 Lakh Crore Bioeconomy by 2030, Says Dr. Jitendra Singh:

India Sets Sights on ₹25 Lakh Crore Bioeconomy by 2030, Says Dr. Jitendra Singh:

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Category : Business and economics Published on: July 09 2025

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Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh revealed India’s ambitious goal to expand its bioeconomy to $300 billion by 2030 during the World Bioproduct Day celebrations. He emphasized citizen participation and regional innovations such as agri-residue utilization. Highlighting the biotech ecosystem’s rapid growth—from 50 startups a decade ago to 11,000 today—he credited supportive policies and strong institutional collaboration for the sector’s success.

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