Feedback on India Rising's Partner Network

The reactions to the India Rising Partner Network told me something I didn't expect.

A few weeks ago I made public what had been part of India Rising from early on: a network of partners, contributors, and corridor organisations behind the platform. I expected some interest, but I didn't expect who it would come from, or how many.

Not just companies and consultancies, but research institutes, universities, policy bodies seeking industry collaborations. It clearly signals that India is moving up on the priority list of a growing number of institutions.

When the interest in a corridor platform increases and starts pulling in academics and policymakers for industry collaborations, it usually means the market is maturing and is entering a more structured phase. Which is exactly the gap India Rising was built for: the corridor needs more transparency and engagement to make collaboration actually work.

The network already includes partners like Zinnov, Guidance Tamil Nadu, and several corridor organisations. The recent interest tells me the timing was right.



Photo by Ksenia Yanko, at the recent Indo-German Young Leaders Forum in Berlin, an India Rising network partner.

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