We finally have our first official new project under the India Semiconductor Mission, setting the ball rolling to capture a rising share of the global chip pie. This, however, will go down as a tricky juncture of time in history — Taiwan and China already control a majority of semiconductor-making, while the US and EU are rolling out massive incentives to woo in chipmakers. In such a geopolitical climate, can India’s own chip plans thrive? Or, is it too little, too late? We take you through the first brick in India’s semiconductor wall — and what this may mean for our future.