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India has taken a significant step towards becoming a global semiconductor hub with Narendra Modi inaugurating a ₹3,300 crore plant by Kaynes Technology in Gujarat. The move comes as part of a larger push under the India Semiconductor Mission to build domestic chip manufacturing capacity. Highlighting India’s ambition to become a reliable global supplier, PM Modi said the country is moving from being a passive participant to a leader in technological change. With Semiconductor Mission 2.0 now underway, the focus is expanding to equipment, materials, and skilled workforce development. As global supply chains face disruptions and demand for chips rises, India’s strategic investments aim to position it at the centre of the next wave of technological growth and global manufacturing.