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Govt aims to make Bengaluru as deep tech capital: Siddaramaiah

Govt aims to make Bengaluru as deep tech capital: Siddaramaiah

Deccan Herald2 days ago
He was speaking at a diplomatic dialogue titled 'Bridge to Bengaluru' as part of a road show for the Bengaluru Tech Summit -2025 (BTS-2025) here.
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