According to a top official, Maharashtra would introduce a Rs 200-crore fund to invest in deep tech firms from the state that are preferably driven by women and socially relevant.
Manisha Verma, the principal secretary for skills, employment, entrepreneurship and innovation, said during a Tiecon event that the 'Maharashtra Innovation and Technological
Development Fund' will be a Rs 200 crore corpus for early-stage businesses in the state.
"The fund will have a special focus on deep/tech, women-led businesses and socially relevant startups," she said in her presentation at the annual summit.
Verma said the state is considering launching a seed fund for entrepreneurs, but he didn't elaborate.