Modi 3.0 Government / Made in India chips will arrive by the end of the year, PM Modi announced

Modi 3.0 Government: On August 15, 2025, India celebrated its 79th Independence Day with great pomp. On this occasion, Prime Minister Narendra Modi hoisted the tricolor from the ramparts of the Red Fort and addressed the nation. In his address, PM Modi made several important announcements for India's technological and economic progress, with special emphasis on India's growing strength and self-reliance in the semiconductor sector. He announced that "Made in India" chips will be available in the Indian market by the end of this year, which will prove to be a milestone in India's technological revolution.

Semiconductor Mission: India's new technological flight

The Prime Minister said in his speech, "Today we are pursuing the goal of semiconductors in mission mode. By the end of this year, Made in India, that is, chips made in India, made by the people of India, will come to the market." This announcement is an important step for India, as semiconductors are the basis of modern technology, which are used in sectors such as smartphones, computers, medical equipment, and automobiles.

PM Modi said that the plan for semiconductor production was under consideration for the last 50-60 years, but it was stuck due to bureaucratic hurdles. "50 years ago, the file of semiconductors was buried, but now Made in India semiconductors will come to the market," he said. India has made solid progress in this direction. Six semiconductor units have already been set up, and four other units have been approved. Most of these units are focused on assembly and packaging, while two units are dedicated to fabrication.

India's position in global competition

The Prime Minister stressed that India is now in a position to compete with leading countries in semiconductor production and design like Taiwan, the US, China and South Korea. "India is investing thousands of crores of rupees under Mission Green, so that we not only become self-reliant, but also make our strong presence felt in the global market," he said.

India's Semiconductor Mission, which operates under the Ministry of Information Technology, has so far announced the setting up of ten semiconductor units. This mission is working towards making India a global hub in the field of semiconductor production and export.

Energy self-reliance and solar revolution

Along with semiconductors, PM Modi also emphasized on energy self-reliance. He said that India is committed to reducing dependence on foreign countries for resources like petrol, diesel and gas. "Solar energy production has increased 30 times in the last 11 years. This is a testimony to India's green energy revolution."

India's future: technology and self-reliance

This address of the Prime Minister not only underlines India's technological progress but also shows that India is now emerging as a strong and self-reliant economy on the global stage. Progress in a critical sector like semiconductors is a big step towards making India a leader in technological innovation and production.

This message of PM Modi on the occasion of 79th Independence Day is an inspiration for the youth, entrepreneurs and policymakers of India to work together to take the country to new heights. The arrival of “Made in India” chips will not only showcase India’s prowess in the tech sector but will also prove that India is now all set to make its mark on the global stage.