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Karnataka is building India’s first Quantum City at Hesaraghatta, creating a world-class ecosystem for quantum research, innovation and entrepreneurship. With the Karnataka Quantum Mission, we are bringing together researchers, universities, startups and industry to position the state at the forefront of quantum technology. Quantum will shape the future of...

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