Chalking out plans for nanotech’s quick growth in Karnataka, says Minister Priyank Kharge
Kharge.Talent creation“It is very important to develop enough talent that is required to support an accelerated growth of this nanotech sector in Karnataka. It is scheduled between August 3 and 5 at The LaLiT, Bengaluru.Nanotech missionTo streamline focus on the sector, the government would set up a Nanotechnology Mission in association with the industry, he said. In terms of infrastructure required to build a nanotechnology ecosystem, he said the State was considering setting up a Nanotechnology Manufacturing Corridor.Mr.
- ▪Kharge.Talent creation“It is very important to develop enough talent that is required to support an accelerated growth of this nanotech sector in Karnataka.
- ▪It is scheduled between August 3 and 5 at The LaLiT, Bengaluru.Nanotech missionTo streamline focus on the sector, the government would set up a Nanotechnology Mission in association with the industry, he said.
- ▪In terms of infrastructure required to build a nanotechnology ecosystem, he said the State was considering setting up a Nanotechnology Manufacturing Corridor.Mr.
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Karnataka has the scope and potential to lead the growth and development of the emerging nanotechnology industry in India, and to accelerate its growth, the State government has decided to focus on the development of talent required for the industry, stated Priyank Kharge, Minister for Home, IT, BT and E-governance, on Saturday.The nanotechnology sector is highly interdisciplinary, requiring a combining of core sciences with advanced engineering, and Karnataka has the potential to lead the growth, said Mr. Kharge.Talent creation“It is very important to develop enough talent that is required to support an accelerated growth of this nanotech sector in Karnataka.
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