Summary
The event will bring together scientists, factories, and schools to share ideas.
The meeting, called Semicon India 2026, starts on September 17 in Delhi.
India has spent about 127,500 Indian rupees billion to grow chip factories and training.
More than 2.5 million people work in India's electronics industry today.
The goal is to create 85,000 new chip engineers in the next ten years.
The event will bring together scientists, factories, and schools to share ideas.
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