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Asal mein, yeh sab ho raha hai National Quantum Mission (NQM) ke under. Government ne iske liye ₹6,003.65 Crore ka budget approve kiya hai, aur yeh 8 saal tak chalega. Target yeh hai ki India apni quantum tech khud develop kare, research se lekar manufacturing tak. Aim hai ki hum dusre deshon par nirbhar na rahein. Duniya bhar mein bhi sabhi desh is race mein hain, aur India bhi future tech mein peeche nahi rehna chahta.
Duniya ki badi countries jaise US, China, EU, UK toh pehle se hi quantum mein bahut paisa laga rahi hain. India apni ek alag position bana raha hai, khaas kar intermediate-scale quantum computers par focus karke, jinme 50 se lekar 1,000 qubits tak ho sakte hain. Aur secure quantum communication networks bhi banayenge. Andhra Pradesh mein jo initiative start hua hai, woh basically ek 'Quantum Valley' banega, aur goal hai ki 2029 tak USD 1 billion ka foreign aur domestic investment yahan aaye, taaki startups aur academia milkar future ke liye develop karein.
Par bhai, yeh khel itna bhi aasan nahi hai. Quantum computing mein bahut zyada capital lagta hai aur woh bhi lambe time tak, jisse risky investors bhi shy ho jaate hain. Talent ki bhi badi shortage hai, aur India mein indigenous quantum hardware abhi early stages mein hai. Global talent shortage toh ek major challenge hai hi. NITI Aayog ne toh yeh bhi alert kiya hai ki quantum computing aaj ki encryption ko tod sakta hai, toh humein quantum-safe framework ki bhi zarurat padegi.
Experts ka kehna hai ki quantum computing market 2025 se 2035 ke beech trillion dollars tak pahunch sakta hai. India ko isme apna share chahiye toh private investment ko attract karna, hardware development ko boost dena, aur skilled manpower tayyar karna bahut zaroori hai. Government ki policies, increased funding aur technical hurdles ko overcome karna hi India ke quantum future ki chaabi hai.