India is developing a framework to exempt high-tech companies from BIS certification. This aims to facilitate the setup of manufacturing facilities for advanced industries. Japanese firms had raised concerns regarding complex certification rules for imported equipment. The government seeks to boost the 'Make in India' initiative and attract investments. India's semiconductor demand is projected to reach $150 billion by 2032.

India will amend regulations and introduce new rules within two months for manufacturers. The minister assured companies that their concerns were resolved during recent…

Goyal said he had taken note of concerns raised by Japanese companies over BIS certification requirements and that the government had already instructed the BIS and the Commerce…