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Engaging minds with my expertise and learning through insightful conversations in my forthcoming panel discussion on 'My Plate for the Day' and the Formulated Dietary Guidelines. #globalBioIndia2024#BIRAC#MiracleMe#ICMRNIN#AspireBioNEST#UoH

Session on Bold Targets and Breakthroughs for Climate Resilience at #GlobalBioIndia2024 Addressing climate resilience is essential for a #sustainablefuture. The session will explore bold targets and breakthroughs, focusing on biotechnology innovations and advanced technologies to develop climate-smart solutions.  The Key areas that will be discussed include health, agriculture, food resilience, zoonoses, and strategic policy and investment discussions. Join us for an insightful conversation on how we can enhance adaptive capacity and build resilient systems for the future. For more details, visit globalbioindia.org. #GlobalBioIndia2024 #ClimateResilience #Innovation #Sustainability Jitendra Kumar Shilpy Kochhar DBT BIRAC Department of Biotechnology Indian Venture and Alternate Capital Association (IVCA) TiE Delhi-NCR Invest India Startup India FICCI TWA Be Inspired Sathguru Management Consultants ABLE - Association of Biotechnology Led Enterprises Global Business Inroads (GBI) US-India Strategic Partnership Forum Indian STEPs and Business Incubators Association (ISBA)

The Biotechnology community had a major role to play in Mission Covid Surakhsa and was instrumental in helping manufacture vaccines. The 3 years of Covid was a stepping stone for the industry and we have expanded that even more today. India has huge repository of bioresources that are still unexplored and this will give us an edge to bring more partnerships of public and private sector in the sector. The next industrial revolution in the world is going to be bio- economy led and just as 90’s gave the world a new paradigm through IT, it will now be #bioeconomy. This future economy will compromise a huge component of circular economy so that there is no wastage and bring a change in how we live. ~ Dr Jitendra Singh , Hon'ble Minister of State (IC), Ministry of Science & Technology and Ministry of Earth Sciences; Minister of State, PMO, Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions, Department of Atomic Energy and Department of Space, Government of India at the Curtain Raiser Event of the #GlobalBioIndia2024 Jitendra Kumar Shilpy Kochhar DBT BIRAC Department of Biotechnology Indian Venture and Alternate Capital Association (IVCA) TiE Delhi-NCR Invest India Startup India FICCI TWA Be Inspired Sathguru Management Consultants ABLE - Association of Biotechnology Led Enterprises Global Business Inroads (GBI) US-India Strategic Partnership Forum World Health Organization (WHO) Indian STEPs and Business Incubators Association (ISBA)

Climate Change is hitting hard this planet. It is time to set bold and ambitious targets. Join us for an insightful session on Climate Resilience focused on Health, Agriculture, Resilient Food, zoonoses and strategic policy and investments at the Global Bio India 2024, 14 September 2024 #GlobalBioIndia2024 #sustainablefuture #climate change

#GlobalBioIndia2024 In the years ahead, Indian manufacturing will be significantly shaped by green and clean technologies, driven by the nation’s commitment to sustainable development, reducing carbon emissions, and enhancing environmental quality. Key aspects of these initiatives will include embracing a circular economy and fostering innovation in sustainable practices. Join us at #GlobalBioIndia2024 for Super Session 4: Green Initiatives for Sustainable Growth. ~ Delve into the upcoming transition from chemical to green technologies, highlighting the momentum gained through various initiatives, including biomanufacturing. ~ Join industry experts as they discuss the pathways and challenges of sustainable manufacturing and share their vision for establishing India as a Biomanufacturing and R&D hub. 📅 Date: 12-14 Sept, 2024 🔗 Register now: https://lnkd.in/dYRUMEVH Jitendra Kumar Shilpy Kochhar DBT BIRAC Department of Biotechnology Indian Venture and Alternate Capital Association (IVCA) TiE Delhi-NCR Invest India Startup India FICCI TWA Be Inspired Sathguru Management Consultants ABLE - Association of Biotechnology Led Enterprises Global Business Inroads (GBI) US-India Strategic Partnership Forum Indian STEPs and Business Incubators Association (ISBA)

Top 10 Biotech startups in India. It was great to see this video on Republic Day!! India is poised to become a very strong biotech innovation led hub. The ecosystem was created with the idea that we will not become service industry but we will create and own IP in India! Visionary leaders saw this through various programs led to foster and nurture ambitious out of the box ideas .. including ours Bioprime™ What the video missed completely is #bionexus which is a microbe discovery platform along with 17700+ plant associated microbes from across the country. Note: If you are looking for a role in a company that's rewriting the future, drop us a mail at hr@bioprimeagri.com It's also great to see so many friends on the list!! #snipr #biotech #sustainability #agriculture #agritech

🔥 Swiss technology firm Bühler Group, India has announced a collaboration with Nutrihub. Nutrihub is a business incubator by the Indian Institute of Millet Research, Nutrihub ICAR-IIMR, Hyderabad. The collaboration comes to improve the scale, where about only 2 million tonnes of millet produced by India is processed out of the 19-20 MT. IIMR is into strategic research to increase productivity of millets and their diversified utilisation at a national level. "By improving the efficiency, quality and versatility of millet-based products, the research opens new markets and applications for millets’ processing and value addition worldwide," Nutrihub CEO Dr. B Dayakar Rao said. --- 🚀 Follow Foodkida to get FSSAI-related posts in your LinkedIn feed. 🔄 Repost if you find this post valuable. 📲 You will get food technology updates in this WhatsApp group: https://lnkd.in/gVWJv6QR

🇮🇳🌱 NEW FACILITIES IN INDIA TO HELP INCUBATE ALT PROTEIN STARTUPS Research suggests that by 2060, 85% of India’s protein production must come from novel and traditional plant-based sources, if the country is to decarbonise. Its current pledge of net zero by 2070 is wildly off-target, with emissions expected to double instead by 2040. To help the nation on its protein transition path and meet its climate ambitions, a wave of startups and facilities are innovating with alternative proteins, which represent a burgeoning industry in India. But these startups need help, as a report released last week by think tank The Good Food Institute India and Bengaluru’s IKP Knowledge Park suggested. During the unveiling of the joint report, GFI India and IKP announced the establishment of the Centre for Smart Protein and Sustainable Material Innovation in Bengaluru. Located in the city’s southeastern tech neighbourhood, the facility was born out of an MoU signed by the two organisations last year, aiming to support startups with incubation and product development. The hub will provide plant-based, cultivated and fermentation companies with access to state-of-the-art equipment and expert mentorship to turn early-stage ideas into innovative protein products. The centre is equipped with biosafety cabinets, shaker incubators, freezers, homogenisers, and ISO7 ‘cleanrooms’ (utilised in the biotech sector for CPG manufacturing). It can support up to 20 startups, who will have round-the-clock access to the amenities. “This sunrise sector in India holds immense promise, and with the right support, it has the potential to emerge as a global leader,” said Deepanwita Chattopadhyay, chairperson and CEO of IKP Knowledge Park. “India’s exceptional scientific talent and manufacturing prowess give a headstart in building a transformative industry with the potential to ensure food security for all.” IKP is offering mentorship programmes across technical, IP, regulatory, marketing and business strategy domains, which will provide comprehensive support to incubated startups. The knowledge park is additionally raising funds to expand the centre’s capabilities, and has signed multiple MoUs to advance the project, including one with the Bühler Group. “We are grateful to IKP for recognising the sector’s potential and creating a robust platform to plug gaps in infrastructure, specialised guidance, and commercialisation,” said Sneha Singh, acting managing director of GFI India.” Together with the right partners, GFI India is committed to building pioneering smart protein technologies that can have far-reaching impacts on India’s agriculture, climate change adaptation, nutrition security, and economic growth.” #GreenQueen #altprotein #futurefood #precisionfermentation #apac #foodsystems

Incredible news for India’s smart protein sector! The Department of Biotechnology’s #BioE3 policy has just been approved by the Union Cabinet, and I couldn’t be more excited to see where this takes us. 🚀 With a focus on biomanufacturing, this policy will help boost innovation in key areas like smart protein, offering much-needed support for R&D and entrepreneurship. For anyone working in this space, this is a game changer. Biomanufacturing hubs and biofoundries will make it easier to access resources and infrastructure, helping startups scale faster and compete globally. Do read more about it here: https://lnkd.in/gt9qzNxp This is such an exciting moment for all of us pushing for a more sustainable, cost-effective future in food production. Let’s make the most of it! 🚀 #BioE3 #SmartProtein #Innovation #Startups Department of Biotechnology, Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council (BIRAC) Dr. Niloo Srivastava Dr. Prachi Agarwal, Dr. Rajesh Gokhale The Good Food Institute India

The approval of the #BioE3 (Biotechnology for Economy, Environment and Employment) Policy marks a significant milestone for India’s biotechnology sector. This policy not only strengthens India’s commitment to a circular bioeconomy but also enhances opportunities for skill development and job creation, particularly in high-value sectors. At Venture Center, we are particularly excited about the potential of this policy to accelerate innovation and entrepreneurship, especially in #biomanufacturing with a focus on key areas like biomanufactured chemicals, precision #therapeutics, sustainable food systems, and #climateaction. #BioE3policy Premnath Venugopalan Dr. Shalini Singh Smita Kale Meghana Bhandari BIRAC Regional Bioinnovation Center (BRBC) Department Of Biotechnology, Government Of india ABLE - Association of Biotechnology Led Enterprises