Why a 24-year-old founder is taking India's most ambitious data storage bet from Bangalore to US

The relocation of BioCompute founder Anagha Rajesh to San Francisco has reignited the debate around India's deep-tech ecosystem and brain drain. Despite building a pioneering DNA data storage startup in Bengaluru, Rajesh believes breakthrough innovations require patient capital and long-term vision. Her move highlights a critical challenge for India: retaining ambitious scientific entrepreneurs by creating an environment where bold, high-risk ideas can thrive.