The Atlas is built on structured data, and the underlying data is open. Three CSV files — 872 rows in total — covering India’s strategic value chains, the organisations that operate in them, and the industrial corridors being built to host them. Download them directly, use them in your own analysis, and cite them under CC BY 4.0.
India Industrial Import-Dependency Grid
CSV · 01
Six strategic ecosystems scored across 27 value-chain layers on a 0–5 capture scale, from import-dependent to sovereign. Each row carries a verification label, an assessment date and the written rationale behind the score.
Named organisations across the Atlas — companies, foreign suppliers, research institutions, technologies and regulators — each with its type, country and the corridors it appears in.
872 rows across three CSV files: a 45-row import-dependency grid scoring six Indian strategic ecosystems across 27 value-chain layers, a 788-row directory of named industry players, and a 39-row table of nodes across India's 11 national industrial corridors.
Are the Techadyant Atlas datasets free to use?
Yes. All three datasets are released under CC BY 4.0 and are directly downloadable as CSV. There is no account, login, API key or payment required.
How are the import-dependency scores verified?
Each assessment carries a verification label. "Verified" means two or more independent primary sources, "single-source" cites one official source, and analyst-assessed scores carry a written rationale with sourcing in progress. The method is set out in full on the Atlas methodology page.
How often are the datasets updated?
They are rebuilt from the Atlas whenever the underlying assessments change. The current build is dated 2026-10-08T10:23:28.82019+00:00.
How should I cite the Techadyant Atlas datasets?
Cite as Techadyant Labs, the dataset name, the version date and the URL of the page the data was downloaded from, under CC BY 4.0. Ready-made BibTeX and citation formats are on the Cite & Embed page.