Electronics exports have increased six times over the past decade.

Electronic manufacturing has grown five times during the past ten years, according to Ashwini Vaishnaw, minister of electronics and information technology. According to Mr. Vaishnaw, who was speaking to media in Manesar, Gurugram, Haryana, the Make in India campaign has significantly increased the electronics manufacturing industry.

He said that over the past ten years, the export of electronics has grown six times and surpassed three lakh 25 thousand crore rupees. Electronics manufacturing now employs about 25 lakh people, Mr. Vaishnaw continued. Additionally, the Minister stated that the government just approved the electronic component manufacturing program, which will create jobs and strengthen the ecosystem of electronics production. Global trust in India's electronics production is growing as a result of improved product quality and more robust intellectual property protections, Mr. Vaishnaw stated. India's integrated approach to design, manufacturing, skilling, and trusted innovation, he said, will help the country become a leader in the global electronics industry.

The Minister reiterated India's dedication to developing a reliable electronics manufacturing sector that is based on various rare earth supply chains, design-led innovation, and the defense of intellectual property rights. The cutting-edge Surface Mount Technology SMT Line and Mechanical Innovation Park at VVDN Technologies in Manesar were also opened by the IT Minister.