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Our launch event is now out on YouTube!
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NFPRC Foundation hosted Ms. Anandi Iyer (@anandiviyer), Director, Fraunhofer Office India (@Fraunhofer), at our office for a meeting with our Research Director, Mr. Ananth Krishna (@Ananth_KrishnaS).
The conversation was wide-ranging. It focused on the importance of innovation and research for India’s long-term growth, and on how applied research can be connected more closely to the needs of industry and government. They also discussed possible areas of collaboration between NFPRC and Fraunhofer.
Fraunhofer’s experience in translational research over nearly two decades in India offered useful perspective on building that connection.
We thank Ms. Iyer for her time.
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The Hyderabad leg of our pan-India series of pre-budget stakeholder consultations took place at ISB Hyderabad on 2 November 2026.
Across five sessions, researchers, founders, clinicians, industry leaders and policy practitioners discussed healthcare and pharmaceuticals, strategic industries, agriculture, financial and institutional reforms, and MSMEs, start-ups and entrepreneurship.
With its depth in life sciences, a growing deep-tech and agritech start-up base, and strong academic institutions, Hyderabad offered a useful vantage point on how research, enterprise and public policy can work together.
These inputs will feed into our recommendations for the Union Budget 2027–28. We thank all our participants for a full day of engaged discussion, and @ISBedu for hosting us.
The series continues to other cities in the coming week.
@sohamsankaran @RamjeePallela @vnands @venkinesis @SubbaRajuP @TantriPrasanna @DrShashwatAlok @vinsuman @PopVaxIndia @LVPEI @kimshospitalhyd @indimmune_ @IKP_SciencePark @AIC_CCMB @Marutdrones1 @KheytiFarmers @tm2space @IITHyderabad @Uoheco
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Looking to connect with folks in Bengaluru working across:
• Precision Manufacturing
• Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing)
• Robotics & Automation
If you or someone in your network fits this, drop us a DM.
Something exciting lined up for builders soon. Stay tuned!
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We’re looking for an experienced freelance designer (illustrations, typography, layouts, et cetera). The work involves in-depth research based on our briefs - ideally, for someone with prior experience in magazines.
Send your portfolio + CV to [email protected]. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis; compensation is negotiable.
A privilege and honour to share the Dias with the Chief of Defence Staff, General NS Raja Subramani.
A great event in collaboration with Festival of Ideas and Fortress India, unveiling the three volume series by the wonderful @shivkunalverma on Arunachal at the PMML, New Delhi.
NFPRC Foundation was delighted to collaborate with the Festival of Ideas Delhi on its 2026 curtain raiser at the Prime Ministers’ Museum & Library @NMML, marking the launch of @shivkunalverma’s three-volume series on Arunachal Pradesh.
Ananth Krishna (@Ananth_KrishnaS), Research Director, NFPRC Foundation, was part of the panel for the launch, held in the presence of General N.S. Raja Subramani, Chief of Defence Staff @HQ_IDS_India. Ananth also presented him a copy of the New Delhi Review of Books (@newdelhireview)'s inaugural edition magazine.
We thank the Festival of Ideas Foundation, @SRCCOfficial and @UnivofDelhi, along with the Prime Ministers’ Museum & Library, for a warm start to the festival, and look forward to the conversations ahead at SRCC through 1 November. We were also glad to be joined by Maj. Gen. (Retd) K. Narayanan, Programme Director, @NITIAayog; Prof. Simrit Kaur, Principal, SRCC; and Dr Priyanka Mishra, CEO, Prime Ministers’ Museum & Library.
#FestivalOfIdeas #FOIDelhi2026 #SRCC #ArunachalPradesh #NFPRC
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Our Publisher, @Ananth_KrishnaS presented General NS Raja Subramani, Chief of Defence Staff, Indian Armed Forces, with the inaugural issue of @newdelhireview at the Festival of Ideas today!
NFPRC Foundation was delighted to collaborate with the Festival of Ideas Delhi on its 2026 curtain raiser at the Prime Ministers’ Museum & Library @NMML, marking the launch of @shivkunalverma’s three-volume series on Arunachal Pradesh.
Ananth Krishna (@Ananth_KrishnaS), Research Director, NFPRC Foundation, was part of the panel for the launch, held in the presence of General N.S. Raja Subramani, Chief of Defence Staff @HQ_IDS_India. Ananth also presented him a copy of the New Delhi Review of Books (@newdelhireview)'s inaugural edition magazine.
We thank the Festival of Ideas Foundation, @SRCCOfficial and @UnivofDelhi, along with the Prime Ministers’ Museum & Library, for a warm start to the festival, and look forward to the conversations ahead at SRCC through 1 November. We were also glad to be joined by Maj. Gen. (Retd) K. Narayanan, Programme Director, @NITIAayog; Prof. Simrit Kaur, Principal, SRCC; and Dr Priyanka Mishra, CEO, Prime Ministers’ Museum & Library.
#FestivalOfIdeas #FOIDelhi2026 #SRCC #ArunachalPradesh #NFPRC
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NFPRC Foundation was delighted to collaborate with the Festival of Ideas Delhi on its 2026 curtain raiser at the Prime Ministers’ Museum & Library @NMML, marking the launch of @shivkunalverma’s three-volume series on Arunachal Pradesh.
Ananth Krishna (@Ananth_KrishnaS), Research Director, NFPRC Foundation, was part of the panel for the launch, held in the presence of General N.S. Raja Subramani, Chief of Defence Staff @HQ_IDS_India. Ananth also presented him a copy of the New Delhi Review of Books (@newdelhireview)'s inaugural edition magazine.
We thank the Festival of Ideas Foundation, @SRCCOfficial and @UnivofDelhi, along with the Prime Ministers’ Museum & Library, for a warm start to the festival, and look forward to the conversations ahead at SRCC through 1 November. We were also glad to be joined by Maj. Gen. (Retd) K. Narayanan, Programme Director, @NITIAayog; Prof. Simrit Kaur, Principal, SRCC; and Dr Priyanka Mishra, CEO, Prime Ministers’ Museum & Library.
#FestivalOfIdeas #FOIDelhi2026 #SRCC #ArunachalPradesh #NFPRC
Privileged to speak during the Indo-German Conference on AI in Law. My presentation covered the discussion covered the evolution of copyright, law alongside technology. I also spoke about AI reducing the friction for innovation and the implications it holds for patent law.
We are pleased to share that Ananth Krishna (@Ananth_KrishnaS), Research Director at NFPRC Foundation, spoke on the panel "Intellectual Property, AI Literacy & AI-Generated Works" at the Indo-German Conference on "AI in Law: Navigating Regulation, Ethics, and Accountability."
The conference was jointly organised by the Max Planck Society(@maxplanckpress), the University of Cologne and the Hertie School, University of Governance, in collaboration with National Law University Delhi. (@NLUDofficial)
Ananth discussed how generative AI is unsettling long-held assumptions about authorship and creativity in copyright, and the difficult choices this places before regulators.
He traced how copyright law has evolved alongside successive technologies, and examined how AI, by lowering the friction of innovation, raises new questions for patent law.
Our intern, Kashish Saxena, and consultant, Arundhati, helped prepare the presentation.
#AIinLaw #IntellectualProperty #Copyright #PatentLaw #AIGovernance #NFPRC
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Thanks to Kashish Saxena, intern at @clpg_nfprc who prepared the research note and the presentation. Thanks to @Arunz1008, consultant at @NFPRC_Ind who assisted with the presentation.
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We are pleased to share that Ananth Krishna (@Ananth_KrishnaS), Research Director at NFPRC Foundation, spoke on the panel "Intellectual Property, AI Literacy & AI-Generated Works" at the Indo-German Conference on "AI in Law: Navigating Regulation, Ethics, and Accountability."
The conference was jointly organised by the Max Planck Society(@maxplanckpress), the University of Cologne and the Hertie School, University of Governance, in collaboration with National Law University Delhi. (@NLUDofficial)
Ananth discussed how generative AI is unsettling long-held assumptions about authorship and creativity in copyright, and the difficult choices this places before regulators.
He traced how copyright law has evolved alongside successive technologies, and examined how AI, by lowering the friction of innovation, raises new questions for patent law.
Our intern, Kashish Saxena, and consultant, Arundhati, helped prepare the presentation.
#AIinLaw #IntellectualProperty #Copyright #PatentLaw #AIGovernance #NFPRC
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Mr. Achyut Shankar, Outreach Director, and Mr. Prafulla Pathak of NFPRC Foundation met Mr. Virendra Gupta, Deputy Director General, CII, and the CII team to discuss potential areas of collaboration in manufacturing, MSME growth, and regulatory reforms.
The discussion explored opportunities for industry-oriented policy research and actionable reforms to strengthen India’s manufacturing ecosystem.
#NFPRCFoundation #CII #MSMEs #Manufacturing #PolicyResearch
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Sanjeev Sanyal says Hayek, Shenoy were hidden like ‘pornography’ in 1990s Delhi
Purvi Rajpuria, TPSJ alum and intern at ThePrint, reports
#ThePrintAroundTown
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A pleasure to have @sanjeevsanyal launch @newdelhireview - a one of a kind book review magazine backed by NFPRC Foundation. Congratulations to @premanshsinha @sirfaditya and the NDRB team!
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Last evening, at The Dome, Ambassador, we launched the much-awaited inaugural issue of New Delhi Review of Books with Mr @sanjeevsanyal gracing our event as Chief Guest.
Mr Sanyal urged India to ‘reverse the gaze’ and examine the world on its own terms. He encouraged our young team to value longevity, consistency, and quality over rapid expansion.
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The vote of thanks was delivered by our contributing editor, @sirfaditya. The event was followed by a lively Q&A and dinner. Thank you to everyone joining us.
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Our Editor-in-Chief, Mr @premanshsinha, and Publisher, Mr @Ananth_KrishnaS, also addressed the gathering.
Mr Sinha spoke of the review essay as a discipline: it must engage with a book’s arguments, references, and evidence, and called NDRB an institution in the making.
Mr Krishna called for genuine intellectual pluralism and rigorous, non-doctrinal thinking, judging books by the strength of their arguments rather than the fashion of their politics.
