Texas Instruments Opens New R&D Centre in Bengaluru
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India trains 67,000 semicon engineers in four years, gears up for ISM 2.0
India has trained over 67,000 semiconductor engineers in four years as the government prepares to sharpen its focus on chip design, equipment, and materials under the upcoming Semicon 2.0 mission, Ashwini Vaishnaw, Union Minister of Railways, Information & Broadcasting, and Electronics & IT, said.
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Two-day Coastal Startup Festival in Mangaluru from March 28
A joint initiative of Atal Incubation Centre, Nitte, K-Tech Innovation Hub, and the NITTE-Government of Karnataka Centre of Excellence in Aquamarine Innovation, the festival will be held at Fiza by Nexus Mall in the city. Karnataka Digital Economy Mission (KDEM) is the strategic partner of the festival.
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TAG Frames Strategic Roadmap for Robotics in India
The Technology Advisory Group (TAG) of the Empowered Technology Group (ETG) met in February 2026 under the chairmanship of Professor Ajay Kumar Sood, the Principal Scientific Adviser (PSA) to the Government of India. The Office of the PSA hosted the third TAG meeting to assess domestic robotics .
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Union Budget 2026-27 boosts electronics manufacturing with Rs 40,000 crore outlay for ECMS
The Union Budget 2026-27 has given a major fillip to India’s fast-growing electronics manufacturing sector by raising the outlay of the Electronics Components Manufacturing Scheme (ECMS) to ₹40,000 crore. The enhanced allocation underscores the government’s commitment to deepening domestic manufacturing capabilities, strengthening the component ecosystem, and positioning India as a global hub for advanced electronics.
India-US trade breakthrough brings relief for electronics exports, spurs $100 billion ambition
The India-US trade deal may help drive bilateral electronics and semiconductor trade towards $100 billion and provide clarity to businesses even as concerns still linger over potential tariff risks linked to US Section 232 investigations, industry bodies and companies told ET.