India Eyes Semiconductor Self-Reliance Amid Global Economic Uncertainty

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Semiconductors have become a foundational technology underpinning industries ranging from electronics and electric vehicles to artificial intelligence, defence, and telecommunications. India is now pursuing ambitions to build a self-reliant semiconductor ecosystem of its own. The push comes amid growing global economic and geopolitical uncertainty, which has exposed the risks of depending on foreign chip supply chains. Establishing a domestic semiconductor industry is increasingly viewed as a strategic necessity for India's long-term industrial and national security interests.

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