India’s semiconductor strategy needs to move beyond assembly and low-end manufacturing. A durable semiconductor strategy must include design, research, advanced fabrication, packaging, testing, skills, and supply-chain depth.
Semiconductors sit at the centre of national security, industrial competitiveness, and technological sovereignty. Public policy must therefore support long-term institution building, talent development, and partnerships that can attract high-value investment.
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