Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday encouraged investment, innovation, and manufacturing in India, pointing to expanding opportunities in technology and digital infrastructure. Speaking at the India Mobile Congress 2025, Modi stated that India is prepared to address global challenges and emerge as a leader in sectors such as semiconductors, mobile manufacturing, and data security. He announced government plans to establish 10 semiconductor manufacturing units, aiming to enhance the country’s capabilities in chipsets and related components.
Modi highlighted India’s potential to become a global data hub, supported by strong digital connectivity and affordable data costs. He described digital connectivity as essential rather than a luxury. Modi also credited India’s democratic structure and improved business environment for attracting investors, while noting that the country’s innovators and startups have a key role in driving growth. He said India is increasing reforms, making this a prime moment for building a self-reliant economy.
Modi highlighted India’s potential to become a global data hub, supported by strong digital connectivity and affordable data costs. He described digital connectivity as essential rather than a luxury. Modi also credited India’s democratic structure and improved business environment for attracting investors, while noting that the country’s innovators and startups have a key role in driving growth. He said India is increasing reforms, making this a prime moment for building a self-reliant economy.
