New Delhi, Nov. 2 -- Union Minister of Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal engaged with India's biopharma and biotechnology startups to review operational bottlenecks and unlock fresh growth pathways across the sector.

The high-level interactions focused on identifying specific interventions required to accelerate the domestic bioeconomy, with an emphasis on institutional support for emerging innovators.

According to Goyal, the discussion examined the need for collective steps to ease procedural hurdles and bolster the domestic ecosystem.

"Discussed the need for coordinated action to simplify regulatory processes, improve access to funding, expedite patent approvals, and strengthen indigenous procurement and research infrastructure," Go...