Constituted in August 2018, the Prime Minister's Science, Technology, and Innovation Advisory Council (PM-STIAC) serves as an overarching council to assess the status of various science and technology-related matters, comprehend challenges, formulate interventions, develop a futuristic roadmap, and advise the Prime Minister accordingly. The council also oversees the implementation of these interventions by concerned S&T departments, agencies, and other government ministries. PM-STIAC also mandates formulation, convergence, collaboration, coordination, and implementation of multi-stakeholder policy initiatives, mechanisms, reforms, and programmes. These initiatives are aimed at synergising collaborative science and technology; enabling future preparedness; formulating and coordinating S&T missions; providing an enabling ecosystem for technoentrepreneurship; driving innovation, and technology, developing innovation clusters, and fostering effective public-private linkages among other responsibilities.
Several missions, aligned with the national interest, have been approved by the PM-STIAC to date. Among them, the Deep Ocean Exploration Mission, AI (Artificial Intelligence) Mission, National Quantum Mission, National One Health Mission, Electric Vehicle Mission have been approved for implementation.
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Synergizing Science & Technology collaborative research with various stakeholders both in central and state governments.

Facilitating future preparedness in science and technology emerging domains

Formulating and coordinating major inter-ministerial Science & Technology missions

Ensuring an enabling ecosystem for technology-led innovations and entrepreneurship

Solving socio-economic challenges for sustainable growth by innovations and technology based solutions

Fostering effective public-private linkages for driving research and innovation

Developing innovation clusters with multiple stakeholders including academia, industry and government

Skilling in current and futuristic technologies
