Industrial Policy

The Dholera notification advances Tata’s semiconductor project and underscores India’s push to build domestic chip manufacturing.

The company’s new policy blueprint argues that advanced AI will test energy infrastructure, labor protections and welfare funding long before governments are ready.

New scheme targets component indigenization and reduced reliance on imports as drone demand rises across defense and civilian sectors.

Leaders sign 11 agreements during Modi’s Putrajaya talks, putting semiconductor manufacturing, testing and digital cooperation at the center of a broader trade and defense push.

Fabricated on a 180-nanometer CMOS line, the device has already been tested in space aboard the PSLV-C60 mission earlier this year, proving its resilience for launch and orbital conditions.