Archive · 29 Sep 2025
Nobel Laureate Kajita Praises India's Innovation Growth
A Japanese Nobel laureate, Takaaki Kajita, is impressed with India's improvement in innovation.
He credits the Modi government's focus on research and development.
India's ranking in the Global Innovation Index has greatly improved.
Kajita supports collaboration between India and Japan in science and technology.
He thinks Japan can learn from India's progress.
The goal is to create the next generation of technology together.
Nobel Laureate Takaaki Kajita praised India's rise in the Global Innovation Index.
India's GII ranking improved from 91st in 2014 to 38th in 2023.
Kajita supports Indo-Japan collaboration in science and technology.
Prime Minister Modi called for joint collaboration between Indian and Japanese talent.
Conference was hosted by Chandigarh University and the University of Tokyo.
- Who
- Takaaki Kajita and Indian government
- What
- Kajita praised India's rise in the GII and supports Indo-Japan collaboration
- When
- Reported recently
- Where
- India and Japan
- Why
- To highlight India's advancements in R&D and the importance of Indo-Japan collaboration
- Nobel Laureate
- Takaaki Kajita
- GII Ranking
- India rose from 91st (2014) to 38th (2023)
- Focus
- Indo-Japan Collaboration in Science and Technology
- Event
- International Conference on ‘India – Japan Next Generation Science and Technology partnership’
- Hosts
- Chandigarh University, University of Tokyo
