This timely book assesses the current status and recent acceleration of India's quest for attaining technological sovereignty in the current landscape of geopolitical churn and a weaponized world. India should ensure that it is not over-reliant on other countries for technologies that are strategic or can be weaponized and also perhaps harnessing the resources from elsewhere to enable reaching that goal. The book covers the importance of technological sovereignty in varied fields such as AI and GenAI sovereignty, navic systems, ring-fencing of data, defence and national security sovereignty, manufacturing, agricultural and infrastructure sovereignty and rare earth and computing sovereignty.