Minister of State for Electronics and Information Technology Rajeev Chandrasekhar on Thursday hit out at a news report on hurdles being faced by semiconductor firms, which are reportedly facing delays due to a lack of a source for licensing the technology to manufacture chips.
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“You have to be ignorant to see India’s progress in last 12 months in Semicon and think its a “setback” - with many semicon design companies approved, semicon packaging proposals and mature node fab proposals received,” Mr. Chandrasekhar tweeted, citing the government’s decision to open — from Thursday onwards — applications for incentives for a wider range of semiconductor and display manufacturing facilities.