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Brain Gain: India has launched a new 'Fast-Track Semiconductor Visa' to bring 50,000 global chip experts to Dholera and Greater Noida by the end of 2026.
Silicon Success: India’s first commercial semiconductor fab in Dholera has successfully etched its first test-wafer, marking a massive leap toward 'Atmanirbhar' electronics.
Silicon Bharat 2.0: The Finance Ministry has announced a landmark 5-year corporate tax holiday for DeepTech startups, specifically targeting semiconductors, quantum computing, and AI.
History in the making: Tata Electronics has officially commenced equipment calibration and 'trial runs' for silicon wafers at the Dholera Fab, bringing Bharat one step closer to chip sovereignty.
