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In this edition of Technopolitik, Sridhar Krishna argues that India needs to create a nuclear fusion mission with a public anchor, a dated goal, and a deliberate on-ramp for private firms.
This newsletter is curated by Anwesha Sen.
In this edition of Technopolitik, Anwesha Sen discusses incidents surrounding the recent AGI hype and argues that the real risk is technological exclusion and weak institutions.
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In this edition of Technopolitik, Lokendra Sharma analyses where India is in its three-stage nuclear programme and what the future looks like.
This newsletter is curated by Anwesha Sen.
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On 31 August 2026, the Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology (MeitY) notified Semicon 2.0 – Scheme for the development of Semiconductor Design and Manufacturing Ecosystem in In...
In this edition of Technopolitik, Anwesha Sen unpacks what AI compute sovereignty really means for the EU and India, and how the two could hedge against their shared dependence on foreign chips.
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Co-author of 3 public policy books | I co-write "Anticipating the Unintended"—a thought letter on public policy frameworks, models, and ideas and co-host Puliyabaazi, a Hindi Podcast.
Research analyst with the High-Tech Geopolitics Programme at the Takshashila Institution, an independent and non-partisan research and policy think tank based in Bengaluru.
Anwesha researches AI governance, data centre and power infrastructure, and data protection.
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