What India needs is a national innovation system (NIS) that operates like a national grid in which innovation change agents and operators can be plugged in, and where common issues can be abstracted and dealt with separately. By harnessing all the nodes of positive influences for scale, the NIS functions like a dynamic web of public–private partnerships that broker transactions between grassroots innovators, entrepreneurs and large corporations. The role of the NIC as apex body is to serve as a policy-orientated intellectual property think-tank that enables the functioning and harnessing of the actors.
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