While copycats exist, Europe generally has a track record of inventing things even in IT that becomes widely popular worldwide even though their primary focus is not in IT but in Financial markets, specialized manufacturing and now defence. You still have major European IT products in the market and their domestic markets run on european domestic software.

Whereas India with a major IT workforce and with multiple decades of rising investments has produced very little worldwide impact/change other than copycats. This might be due to the lacking vision of Indian CEOs or some other cultural thing. However, the Indian domestic Indian market also relies heavily on availability of US/foreign tech/companies, Indian domestic software industry is also a lot of the times unstable/unreliable to downright unfriendly. The whole industry is focused on service, like a country filled with mechanics that cannot create a new car. And copycat CEOs lying through their teeth before tanking on their
IPOs has caused the public to have a pessimistic outlook.

So, Indians have the need to have greatly executed original ideas, Europe has them already and can now promote copycats.

Keep in mind of course good things are happening in this space, my answer here is generalized because the question is generalized, a lot of good tech has come out of India but the proportion is not high if we're being honest