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Thanks to makerspaces and cheap availability of tools , the open-innovation trend is catching up.

“It's not just about Make in India, it's also about Design in India,“ said Kumud Srinivasan, president, Intel India.

Intel India said it was a not-for-profit initiative and was not designed to augment its own software development activities.

The city is now home to workshops where people can tinker and experiment with their ideas.