From the sands of Pokhran to the servers of Bengaluru, India marks National Technology Day with a massive ₹1.25 lakh crore Deep-Tech offensive. PM Modi’s latest blueprint signals a decisive shift toward algorithmic sovereignty and semiconductor dominance.
India is trading service-sector stability for deep-tech dominance as it prepares for a landmark 2025. From autonomous space docking to a ₹1.25 lakh crore semiconductor surge, the nation's scientific roadmap is getting a massive upgrade.
India pivots from software to hardware with a massive ₹1.25 lakh crore semiconductor mission and a privatized space race. Discover how the Union Cabinet's latest moves are securing Bharat's silicon sovereignty.
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.
2026 is officially the 'Landmark Year' for Indian hardware. The Ministry of IT confirms that four semiconductor units, including Tata's Dholera plant, are on track for commercial production this year.
December 18, 2025, marks a historic turning point: 10 new semiconductor units have officially begun commercial production in India. From Apple's move toward local chip packaging to the launch of the Dhruv64 processor, India is officially entering the global silicon supply chain.
