To an average person, innovation is a mystifying word. Politicians and industry leaders use it often because it conveys a vague promise of science and technology-driven economic prosperity and social well-being. It is not surprising that peddling innovation as a miracle waiting to happen has a special appeal in times when the hard socio-economic problems refuse to go away.
At the inauguration of “Bharat Innovates 2026” in France, the Prime Minister of India said, “Innovation is in India’s DNA.” One does not know what he meant by clubbing Indian DNA with innovation. Was he claiming once again that plastic surgery was invented 2000 years ago in India, like he did soon after the NDA-1 came to power?
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