Tech India Advocates (not-for-profit), is an advocacy platform committed to supporting the rapid growth of Tech Innovation and Investment across the UK and India.
Key mission - to showcase “New India” to the western world, starting with the UK.
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Co-founders:
Ani Kaprekar and Af Malhotra
Global Advisory Council
- Jaya Dhindaw
- Dnyanada Deshpande
- Navendu Mishra, MP
- Pooja Mehta
- Avnish Sabharwal
- Oliver Kaye
- Dr Saif Mahmood
- Prerna Wadikar
- Pat Saini
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We are an independent sibling network in the Global Tech Advocates (GTA) community of 30,000+ business leaders, experts and investors across the world volunteering their time to campaign for the betterment of the global tech industry.
We showcase the coolest digital innovations and investment opportunities born both within and outside India that have global growth potential.
We do this in the following ways:
🔸Connecting - entrepreneurs, innovators and investors.
🔸Collaborating - with existing 'UK-India' tech communities, working groups, agencies, policy makers, media and industry influencers.
🔸Championing - 'UK-India' tech innovation and investment agenda and supporting trade relations.
🔸Curating - success stories and promoting role models to inspire the next generation of tech entrepreneurs, innovators and investors.
Igniting tomorrow, today! 🇮🇳 . 10 captivating insights into India's thrilling journey in emerging technologies! 💥
As I continue exploring India's vibrant tech landscape through #IndiaShining blogs, I couldn't help but dive deeper into the fascinating world of emerging technologies, which are projected to contribute $500 billion to India's GDP by 2025.
HERE YOU GO:
1. 🤖 Rapid AI Adoption
Over 50% of Indian startups are now integrating AI and ML into their operations. This trend is revolutionising how businesses operate and make decisions.
2. 🔗 Blockchain Boom
The blockchain market in India is projected to reach a staggering $1.1 billion by 2025, driven by the increasing demand for secure and transparent transactions across various sectors.
3. 🌐 IoT Revolution
India is set to have over 1.9 billion IoT devices by 2025. This surge is paving the way for innovations in agriculture, healthcare, and smart city solutions.
4. 🎮 AR/VR Potential
The Indian AR/VR market is expected to soar to $10 billion by 2025, transforming sectors like education and entertainment with immersive experiences.
5. 🚀 Space Technology
India's space sector, valued at $9.6 billion in 2020, is projected to reach $13 billion by 2025. In 2023, the sector had grown to 189 startups, receiving $124.7 million in funding.
6. 🚘 Electric Vehicles
India is aiming for 30% of private cars to be EVs by 2030. Government incentives and investments in battery technology and infrastructure are driving this growth, with the market projected to reach $206 billion by 2030.
7. ⚛️ Quantum Computing
With over 20 research institutions dedicated to this field and $1.2 billion in early government investment, India aims to become a leader in quantum tech.
8. 💰Investment Surge
In 2023 alone, startups focusing on emerging technologies attracted a whopping $7.5 billion in funding, reflecting growing investor confidence.
9. 🌱 Sustainability Focus
Nearly 30% of Indian startups are developing tech solutions promoting sustainability, which is crucial for addressing climate change and resource management.
10. 👩🏻💻 Diverse Talent Pool
Apart from producing c1.5 million engineers annually, India has a rich diversity of skills in data science, AI, cybersecurity, etc. Over 60% of companies prioritise advanced skills like AI/ ML. This diverse talent pool is accelerating innovation in emerging technologies.
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✨ It's genuinely inspiring to see how India is embracing emerging technologies and leading the charge toward a brighter future.
😎 No wonder I enjoy connecting global companies to India and amplifying the voice of #India#Tech on the global stage via Tech India Advocates.
I'd love to hear your thoughts! 💬
Ani
#India#EmergingTech#IndiaShining#LivingBridge 🇬🇧🇮🇳 #ShareThisPost
📸: From my last India visit with Af, Russ and many global tech leaders, where I witnessed firsthand the incredible innovations being developed.
P.S. All sources & my blog links - check comments.
Bad news for Indian techies? New UK govt may tighten rules on overseas hiring….
The new UK government has signalled its intent to curb overseas hiring by technology and engineering companies. Home secretary Yvette Cooper has asked the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) to review these sectors' reliance on skilled worker visas.
Via Hindustan Timeshttps://lnkd.in/eP7sqhaT
India and the UK have launched a new India-UK Technology Security Initiative (TSI) to strengthen their strategic partnership, particularly in the semiconductor sector.
read more via INDIAai 🇮🇳🇬🇧
Rewriting the playbook! 🇮🇳 … 10 powerful insights into India's rise as a global tech magnet! 🧲
Following the positive response to my last #IndiaShining blog, I delved deeper to uncover the compelling reasons why India's ascent is capturing global attention and what makes its tech story so captivating:
HERE YOU GO:
1. 🌐 Massive Digital Market
With 759 million+ internet users and 650 million+ smartphone users combined with cheap data rates, India boasts a massive market for tech innovations.
2. 📊 Economic Giant in the making
India is on track to be the world's third-largest economy by 2030, with a projected GDP of $7.3 trillion. Its economic trajectory is attracting global tech giants.
3. 💳 Leading in Digital Payments
Unified Payment Interface (UPI) facilitates 2 billion transactions a day, fostering a digital-savvy populace. (On my last India trip, I witnessed my 78-year-old mum 👵🏻 comfortably using a digital wallet!)
4. 🎓 Young, skilled workforce
65% of India's population is under 35. India also produces c 1.5 million engineers annually, providing a vast pool of skilled professionals. This young workforce is driving innovation.
5. 💡 Thriving Startup Ecosystem
Home to 100+ unicorns, India's startup count is expected to hit 180,000+ by 2030. The recent abolishment of the Angel tax will boost startup investment.
6. 🌱 Tech for Social Good
Over 12% of Indian startups focus on social impact, with health tech alone raising $2.2 billion in 2022. This highlights a strong "moral quotient" in India's tech sector.
7. 🏙️ Expanding Innovation
Nearly 50% of startups are now emerging from Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities, spreading innovation beyond traditional tech hubs and bringing fresh perspectives.
8. 🖥️ Semiconductor Ambitions
India aims to capture 20% of the global market share by 2030, and significant players like Micron are investing $2.75 billion in chip manufacturing facilities.
9. 🗳️ Vibrant Democracy
India's thriving democracy fosters a conducive atmosphere for tech investments. It has been a critical factor in attracting over $141 billion in capital investment (2014 - H1 2023).
10. 🌍 Geopolitical influence
India's growing clout in global forums like G20 enhances its strategic value. India's favourable geopolitical stance makes it an attractive alternative for companies looking to diversify their supply chains.
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⭐️ India presents unprecedented opportunities for global tech firms, from vast markets and talent to supportive policies and an innovative spirit.
🙌🏻 I consider it a privilege to have the opportunity to amplify #India#Tech voice on the global stage via Tech India Advocates — with Af Malhotra and our esteemed advisory council. 📣🌏
What aspect of India's tech growth do you find most promising?
Ani
#India#Tech#IndiaShining#LivingBridge
📸 Nov 22 - GTA India Summit, Bengaluru. 40+ global tech leaders exploring and learning about New India's tech ascent. Fantastic event!
P.S. All sources - check my comment.
