We were fabricating semiconductors three years before TSMC was founded.
What we lost wasn't capability, but continuity.
In 2026, with live commercial shipments, 12 approved manufacturing projects worth ₹1.64 lakh crore and a ₹1.27 lakh crore push under Semicon 2.0, India is finally turning policy intent into factory-floor execution.
In India, industrial policies have too often lived in ambitious press releases and died slow deaths in bureaucratic waiting rooms.
We have all seen grand schemes launched with massive fanfare, only to flounder when red tape hits ground reality.
