"Vision 2020 envisaged that India will be a major producer of electronic goods by that year," DG of Software Technology Parks of India (STPI) Omkar Rai said.
Rai said that India was seen as a outsourcing nation in the past.
"Now, that idea has changed as India has gradually transformed into a producing nation and is consistently moving up the value chain," he said at the Infocom seminar here.
Many start-ups are now being set up in the IT sector, Rai said.
Going by the projections, India would face challenges in manufacturing to meet the demand-supply gap, he said.
"Meeting the gap is a great challenge and has the potential to create additional jobs", he said.
Both IT revenue and exports are rising, he said.
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