 "Ashwini Vaishnaw")
India is racing to secure a top spot in the global semiconductor arena, making rapid strides in chip design, advanced packaging, and talent development. These ambitions were detailed by Minister for Electronics and Information Technology Ashwini Vaishnaw, in an email interview with Surajeet Das Gupta. He underscored the government’s goal of making India one of the top five semiconductor nations by 2032 and highlighted SEMICON India 2025 as a key platform for global collaborations, investments, and showcasing the country’s emerging semiconductor ecosystem. Edited excerpts:
The government has more or less committed $10 billion for the first phase of India’s Semiconductor
