By Admin 
Bharat Innovates 2026 News: The second day of the ongoing ‘Bharat Innovates 2026’ summit in the country’s capital Delhi was entirely dedicated to global investors and Indian startups. This summit has proved that India has now become not just a world market but also a global hub providing technology to the world.
The main focus of the second day of the summit was ‘Investor-Startup Engagement’. During this period, more than 80 deeptech startups from India presented their revolutionary technologies in front of more than 50 global investors from more than 10 countries. The great thing is that more than 40 startups received firm commitments for further talks and funding from on-the-spot investors.
E20 Fuel: If you use ethanol petrol in your car, will you not get insurance claim? Now the government’s statement has come, the picture has become clear
‘Bharat Innovates 2026’ is an initiative of the Central Government
Let us tell you that ‘Bharat Innovates 2026’ is a great initiative of the Government of India, which is being organized by the Ministry of Education. Its objective is to connect India’s fast-growing innovation with the world’s big investors, research networks and international markets. The second day started with the ‘Innovation Showcase’, where our premier institutions and startups showcased India’s strength in sectors like Semiconductor, Biotech, Advanced Manufacturing, Healthcare, Space and Artificial Intelligence.
Delivering the keynote address at the event, Jalaj Dani, co-promoter and angel investor of Asian Paints Limited, said, “It is very important to link scientific innovations with market demand and long-term partnerships.” After this, luminaries from all over the world participated in the panel discussions. Leaders from global brands such as Institut Pasteur, Safran Riosc, Thales Alenia Space, Xifas, Sony Innovation Fund and Mizuho Financial Group had an in-depth discussion on ‘Patient Capital’ i.e. long-term investment and the defense supply chain in India.
More than 50 agreements signed
The real soul of this summit were its six special ‘thematic pitch rooms’. Startups in rooms ranging from space-defense to AI and agritech presented their pitches directly to global venture funds. If we look at the total success of two days, the figures are shocking. So far, more than 1350 B2B meetings have taken place. More than 50 agreements have been signed and approximately $254.5 million of funding commitments and advanced stage investments have been announced.
2 Indian airports of Adani Group became the most beautiful airports in the world, beating foreign giants, know the names
It is clear that this event has opened new doors of cooperation between India, Europe and the rest of the world. The focus of the third and last day of the summit will be on climate technology, industrial decarbonization, technology parks and global scaling strategies. That means there will be talk on the strategy of saving the environment and spreading Indian startups across the world.