18/09/2026
India’s semiconductor moment is about more than chips. 🇮🇳
At Semicon India 2026, India highlighted its ambition to become a trusted destination for electronics manufacturing and build greater resilience across global supply chains.
With Semicon 2.0 targeting at least 200 chip-design startups and companies, India is expanding its role across technology, innovation and the semiconductor value chain.
As the global semiconductor industry moves towards an estimated $2 trillion by 2030, the story also becomes one of economic power, geopolitics, strategic autonomy and India’s global role.
This is the India Studies lens — understanding India through the forces shaping its present and future.
The M.A. in India Studies at O.P. Jindal Global University explores India through these interconnected dimensions — technology, economics, business, innovation, foreign policy, society, culture and more.
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