Karnataka is defining emerging technologies, not just embracing them: CM

Approximately 200 CEO, Prime Minister Siddaramaiah and DK Shivakumar from different business areas met on Monday and suggested that the state government should focus on a wide range of problems to accelerate the growth of the economy.

According to CEOs, entrepreneurs and entrepreneurs, it is critical for the state to provide special programs for all information employees working outside and outside the country and also focus on skills for all information employees from Karnataka. They also suggested that the state should focus on the focus of encouraging deep technology initiatives, focusing beyond Bangalore Drive in order to dexterle the state capital, and also establish a receipt and game infrastructure facility to support the growth of the manufacturing sector.

In a breakfast meeting organized as a start to the Bengaluru Technical Summit of the Annual Technology Exhibition of the state planned between 18 and 20 November, 2025, “Karnataka has always been more than the participant in India’s growth story.

44% of India’s software exports, more than 18,300 start-ups, more than 875 global talent centers and almost half of the country’s ability to AI did not adopt developing technologies, in fact defining them.

On the occasion, Deputy Prime Minister DK Shivakumar, Namma Metro and suburban railway from expansion to the corridors raised to the corridors and Bengaluru business corridor, as well as convenience reforms and skill attempts, as well as connecting to the purpose of the state government and to connect to the purpose of Bengaluru’nun to make a city-to-world cousin, the world-world-class centers of the world. talent, investment and innovation.

Responding to CEO’s suggestions, IT Minister Priyank Kharge said the proposed 1000 CRORE funds could help the state to advance its economic growth by accelerating CT growth. He also said that the government is willing to contribute to this fund 100 Crore, but that some nine entrepreneurs/Start-Up can contribute to a total of 1000 Crore pools that can be invested in deep technology areas.

Later, Karnataka’s achievements in technology, Ecroop Caur, Secretary, Electronics Department, IT and Science and Technology, the state’s electronic export share is 22% in the 24-25 fiscal year and the state contributed to the country’s local electronic output by 10%. Karnataka also made up 40% of design skills. According to a presentation made by him, 50% of the 1.50,000 initiatives in the state provided financing from Bengaluru and $ 71.19 billion.