India is developing a comprehensive 20-25 year roadmap aimed at significantly reducing its dependence on foreign . This long-term strategy seeks to boost indigenous innovation and manufacturing, enhancing national resilience.
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May 2020
Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan Launched
Prime Minister Modi launched the ' Abhiyan' (Self-Reliant India Campaign), signaling a strategic shift towards reducing import dependence and boosting domestic production across various sectors.
December 2021
Semiconductor Mission Approved
The Union Cabinet approved the India Semiconductor Mission with an outlay of ₹76,000 crore, aiming to build a vibrant semiconductor and display manufacturing ecosystem in the country.
September 2026
Micron Plant Inaugurated
India officially began its semiconductor journey with the inauguration of Micron's semiconductor assembly and test facility in Gujarat, marking a tangible step towards local chip manufacturing.
Today, Oct 15, 2026
25-Year Tech Roadmap Announced
MeitY announces a 20-25 year plan to cut critical technology dependencies, signaling a long-term strategic commitment to self-reliance.
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India announces a 20-25 year roadmap to reduce reliance on foreign critical technologies, focusing on indigenous innovation.
What happens next?
The government is expected to release detailed action plans, specific sector targets, and investment frameworks to guide the implementation of this long-term strategy.
India is drafting an ambitious 20-25 year roadmap to achieve self-reliance in critical technologies, aiming to reduce its dependence on foreign suppliers. This strategy, driven by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), focuses on fostering indigenous innovation, manufacturing, and R&D across various sectors including semiconductors, AI, and advanced materials. The goal is to build a robust domestic technology ecosystem that can meet national needs and contribute to global supply chains, aligning with the 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' vision.
💭 If you're wondering…
Critical technologies are those considered essential for a nation's economic prosperity, national security, and public well-being. Examples include semiconductors, artificial intelligence, quantum computing, advanced materials, and cybersecurity solutions.
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