| Key Aspect | Relevant Facts |
|---|---|
| Announcement Date | 4th January (41st Foundation Day of DSIR) |
| Government Body Involved | Department of Scientific and Industrial Research (DSIR) |
| Key Policy Change | Removal of mandatory three-year existence condition for deep-tech startups to avail DSIR recognition. |
| Objective | Help startups scale faster by providing early access to institutional support. |
| Sectors Covered | Artificial Intelligence, Biotechnology, Space Technology, Clean Energy, Advanced Materials |
| New Initiatives Announced | - Guidelines for Recognition of In-House R&D - Centres of Deep Tech Startups - PRISM Network Platform (TOCIC Innovator Pulse) - Creative India 2025 (under PRISM scheme) |
| Strategic Alignment | Supports Aatmanirbhar Bharat by fostering domestic innovation. |
| Key Minister | Jitendra Singh (Union Minister for Science & Technology) |
| DSIR's Role | Promotes industrial R&D, innovation, and technology development under the Ministry of Science & Technology. |
| Expected Impact | Faster growth for deep-tech startups, improved access to incentives and credibility. |
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