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The Indian biotechnology market is registering a CAGR of 13.74 percent which will continue until 2033, according to reports. India’s bio economy has witnessed a remarkable growth over the past decade, growing to 165.7 billion dollars last year. The exponential surge in growth is attributed to the government’s effort to boost the economical sustainability and innovation through biotechnology. The nation aims to advance towards becoming a global-hub for bio-manufacturing in the forecast period. Hence, it focuses on strengthening the foundation for robust R&D activities and building a resilient industrial eco-system regarding biotech. While biotech is being explored as a crucial means to sustainably address environmental challenges and social well-being it raises the imperative to fortify industry-academia linkage. Such foresighted efforts will make way for increased collaborations between the industry and academic institutions. NIIT University observed the dire need to train...
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