New Delhi: Commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal on Tuesday urged investors, corporates and venture capital funds to "get into action" and start investing in India before it is "too late".At the closing ceremony of 'Bharat Innovates 2026' in Nice, France, he said India's investment ecosystem is ready, the domestic market is vast and the government would help investors connect with market opportunities, while a supportive policy framework is already in place."To our investors, and venture funds, the time is now, get into action and start investing before it is too late. Indian family offices, Indian venture capital funds, Indian investors, Indian corporates, they all have to come into action," he said.The minister also called upon the domestic industry to promote startups by joining hands with them in the manufacturing segment "so that India will become your (Indian industries') launch pad and the global market will become your destination". He added that this would help India reduce the time towards scientific discovery and to market the good work being done in the country.He also asked the domestic industry to leverage free trade agreements finalised by India in recent years and sought suggestions on enhancing the ease of doing business in the country and on measures to encourage Indian startups working overseas to return and establish their base in India."All those who are working around the world, many of whom want to come back... give us some suggestions. How can we make the path of coming back to India to serve our motherland... We've been working for others for developing technologies... How can we help bring them back to India? How do we attract them?" he added.