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The Karnataka government has unveiled its ambitious 'Decade of Deep Tech' initiative, committing an initial investment of ₹600 crore to foster innovation and solidify the state's position as India's Deep Tech Capital. This strategic move aims to propel advancements in critical areas like Artificial Intelligence, Quantum Computing, and Robotics.
The Karnataka government has established a high-level committee, led by retired High Court judge Justice Guhanathan Narendar, to thoroughly examine the proposed Bidadi Greater Bengaluru Integrated Township project following significant opposition from farmers and local residents. This move aims to address concerns and ensure a comprehensive review of the project's legal, humanitarian, and developmental aspects.
The Karnataka government has affirmed its full commitment to assist distressed farmers in Raichur district, who are grappling with severe crop damage due to inadequate rainfall, with Minister Ajay Dharam Singh leading efforts to assess the ground reality and plan relief measures. Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar has also sought enhanced central assistance to address the widespread agricultural crisis.
Karnataka is driving an ambitious artificial intelligence revolution, planning to establish India's first government-led AI University and partnering with leading AI firm Anthropic to integrate AI across governance, education, and industry, aiming to train two lakh people in AI skills.