India needs stronger local supply chains, simpler regulations and reliable policy execution to compete for investment as companies diversify beyond China.
India’s semiconductor push now spans manufacturing, packaging, materials, equipment and the supplier network needed to support them.
The move will allow eligible Indian companies to compete for production of DRDO-developed conventional missile systems.
India’s defence spending is backing domestic design, R&D and manufacturing. The test is whether it builds globally competitive technology beyond assembly and localisation.
A recent Jefferies assessment of India's industrial transformation highlights an important but often overlooked point.
India’s $44 billion ambition will depend less on start-up counts than on customers, procurement, capital and exports.
A breakthrough for the private space sector opens the door to commercial launches and advanced manufacturing.
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