Jaipur, April 8, 2026 — Rajasthan is no longer just a land of heritage; it is becoming a land of high-tech manufacturing. Speaking at the recent ET Rajasthan GCC Conclave 2026, Industry Minister Rajyavardhan Rathore unveiled a blueprint to link the state’s industrial zones directly to high-speed logistics and the global semiconductor supply chain.
The Logistics Revolution
Col. Rathore highlighted that for startup schemes Rajasthan to succeed, “speed to market” is non-negotiable. By leveraging the Dedicated Freight Corridor and expanding fast-train cargo links, Rajasthan’s factories are now being positioned as the primary satellite hubs for the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor.
Powering the Silicon Ambition
With the global shift toward electronics, the Minister is aggressively pitching Rajasthan as a destination for Semiconductor OSAT (Outsourced Semiconductor Assembly and Test) units.
- Why Rajasthan? Robust power grids, proximity to NCR, and the newly approved Skill India International Centre in Jaipur.
- Talent Pipeline: The government is focusing on youth employment schemes that specifically train engineers in chip design and advanced manufacturing.
Economic Impact
By integrating government schemes Rajasthan with industrial needs, Col. Rathore aims to ground ₹8 lakh crore of the MOUs signed during recent summits. This is the new Viksit Bharat@2047 in action—where technology meets tradition.
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