India hold a significant stake in the global semiconductor market with Semicon India 2025. It is ready to reach $ 1 trillion in size, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday (September 2, 2025). The government is working to ensure rapid approval to reduce the time it takes to start semiconductors in India. He said that the work is “working” in the next phase of the India Semacular Mission.
PM Modi inaugurate the Semicon India 2025
Speaking at the 2025 edition of the annual semiconductor conference, Semicon India, the Prime Minister said that India achieved a 7.8% GDP growth, even though the world has been placed in “selfishness”, and has come in the development areas.
He said, “In 2025, we approved five more projects to bring the cumulative count to 10 projects,” he said. “These projects have invested a joint investment of $ 18 billion or ₹ 1.5 lakh crore. It reflects the world’s trust in India.”
From paperwork to wafer work
Mr. Modi said, “The less the time from file to factory, and the paperwork, the sooner the wafer work can begin for Semicon India 2025,” Mr. Modi said, insisting that it was the government’s approach. On this, he also highlighted the national single window system, that implemented by the government, allowing all approvals from both the Center and the states to access the same platform.
Mr. Modi said that it is accurate and scale time distribution. He emphasized that the policies of the government not directed to “short-term signals but long-term commitments”, that assures all support to the semiconductor ecosystem in India.
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