"We will be shortly laying down the new electronics policy because between the old policy and (now), India under Narendra Modi has changed completely. Therefore, to boost electronics manufacturing, we will come up with new policy," Law and IT minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today said.
The first National Police on Electronics was formulated in 2012 and approved by the Cabinet in 2013.
Prasad said the new policy will look at growth areas in electronics manufacturing segment.
He said there is consensus between the government and the industry to explore intersection between Digital India and start-ups for which the government will set up an innovative zone.
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