India is launching the India Semiconductor Mission 2.0. This program aims to boost the production of equipment and materials. It will also focus on developing Indian intellectual property and ...

At the centre of the push is the launch of India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) 2.0, alongside a sharp expansion of the ...

Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw outlined initiatives for developing around 4,000 km high-speed network in India and the next ...

If India’s first semiconductor push was about proving intent, India Semiconductor Mission 2.0 – unveiled as part of the Union ...

India's Budget 2026 brings groundbreaking changes to the auto industry, focusing on battery cost reductions, enhanced ...

India’s Union Budget 2026 reflected a strategic response to global disruptions. From rare earth corridors and nuclear energy ...

The Budget unveils ISM 2.0 with fresh funding to deepen domestic semiconductor capabilities across design, materials, and equipment. The move targets resilient supply chains and skilled workforce ...

The government had approved around 10 semiconductor projects with a total investment of Rs 1.6 lakh crore so far, including ...

The Budget introduces Biopharma SHAKTI, with an outlay of ₹10,000 crore over five years, aimed at positioning India as a global biopharma manufacturing hub.

FM Sitharaman accelerates India’s semiconductor ambition with ISM 2.0, major electronics funding, and a push for skilled talent ...

Industry leaders see ISM 2.0 as a structural pivot, moving beyond attracting fabrication plants to building domestic capabilities across equipment, materials, design and upstream inputs.

For these materials providers, the analog opportunity is perhaps the most clear-cut. Analog chips, which are used in automobiles, appliances and other consumer electronics, are staging a comeback ...