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IDTA committed $3 billion to deep-tech startups: Chair Arun Kumar - Business Standard

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IDTA members have committed $3 billion to deep-tech startups, with $250 million invested so far, as investors seek to strengthen India's deep-tech ... This GujjuTicks brief summarizes the headline for local readers; read the full story on the publisher site.

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