The Union Minister of State for Science and Technology, Dr. Jitendra Singh, announced India's plans to establish Technology Translation Research Parks to nurture deep-tech startups and enhance industry-academia collaboration. These parks, including hubs at IIT Kanpur, IISc Bangalore, IIT Indore, and ISM Dhanbad, will focus on translational research in areas like cybersecurity, robotics, healthcare, and mining. The meeting also highlighted India's advancements in hydrogen energy and quantum computing. Dr. Singh discussed the National Green Hydrogen Mission and the need for coordination with the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy to accelerate project execution. Additionally, the National Quantum Mission's progress, with four quantum technology hubs at top institutes, was reviewed, emphasizing research areas like quantum computing, communication, and device development. Global collaborations in science and technology, particularly with the US and EU, were underscored, showcasing India's potential participation in the EU's Horizon research program. Dr. Singh reiterated the government's commitment to driving technology-driven solutions and expanding opportunities for Indian scientists and entrepreneurs, pushing officials to expedite key projects. The meeting concluded with a focus on a strategic roadmap to solidify India as a global leader in deep-tech innovation, highlighting the importance of fostering industry partnerships and research commercialization in quantum technology and other emerging fields.