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To provide attractive fiscal incentives across the value |
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To facilitate sourcing , stockpiling and indigenous |
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chain of the ESDM sector through a Modified Special |
mining / exploration of Rare Earth metals required for |
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Incentive Package Scheme ( M-SIPS ) to eliminate the |
manufacture of electronic components and devices . |
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disability costs in manufacturing on account of |
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Promotion of Exports |
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infrastructure gaps relating to power , transportation etc . and to mitigate the relatively high cost of finance etc . |
2.1 |
To focus on exports to generate volumes and economies of scale by providing requisite incentives and by streamlining procedures and logistics to |
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1.2 |
To facilitate setting up of Semiconductor Wafer Fab |
facilitate import of components / sub-systems and |
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facilities and its eco-system for design and fabrication |
export of products . |
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of chips and chip components . |
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To extend special focus under the Focus Products |
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1.3 |
To provide preference to domestically manufactured |
Scheme to an expanded list of items under the |
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electronic products , in procurement of those electronic |
ESDM sector including Electronics Manufacturing |
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products which have security implications for the |
Services industry . |
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country and in Government procurement for its own use , consistent with our World Trade Organization
( WTO ) commitments .
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DTA sales of ITA-1 / zero duty electronics products to be treated as physical exports and extended all the benefit of export schemes . |
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1.4 |
To provide incentives for setting up of over 200
Electronic Manufacturing Clusters ( EMCs ) with world class logistics and infrastructure and easy to do business facilities . a .
To provide assistance to setting up of “ Greenfield
EMCs " and upgradation of “ Brownfield EMCs ”
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Create incentives for relocation to India of electronic hardware manufacturing units facing cost pressures in developed countries .
To globally market and showcase chip design , product design and embedded software industry capabilities .
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EMCs to use Information Technology Investment
Region ( ITIR ) infrastructure wherever available .
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To promote export of electronics products to all countries , including emerging regions like Africa , |
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The benefits of National Manufacturing Policy and |
South America , and Asia , among others , by entering |
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National Investment and Manufacturing Zones |
into suitable bilateral / multilateral agreements . |
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( NIMZs ) to be available for EMCs . |
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To support development of appropriate infrastructure to support the EMCs including development of logistics hub , port-to factory linkages , roads and highways etc . |
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To work closely with Private Sector , Universities and other Institutions of learning and to design programmes to ensure that adequate trained and skilled manpower is available to the industry . |
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1.5 |
To rationalize and establish an industry-friendly stable tax regime ( both at the Central and State level ) conducive to attract global investments and to encourage electronics sector through appropriate fiscal incentives and taxation mechanisms . |
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To facilitate enhancement of the number of graduates and other skilled manpower , especially women , by suitably increasing capacities in colleges / ITIs and Polytechnics through public and private sector investment . |
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To provide for a 10 year stable tax regime for ESDM sector . |
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To support creation of capacities within academic institutions to enhance the production of adequate |
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To create an Inter-ministerial Working Group to |
number of PhDs and postgraduates for supporting |
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clarify technical issues relating to electronic |
the growth of chip design and embedded software |
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products . |
and board / hardware design industry in the country . |
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To declare , in consultation with the Empowered |
c . |
To encourage setting up of skill-oriented courses |
Committee of the State Finance Ministers , mobile |
and training programmes for electronic design |
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phones specifically and other electronics products |
along with hands-on laboratories enabling |
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for data communication as goods of special |
graduates from other disciplines to migrate to |
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importance under the Central Sales Tax Act . |
ESDM . |
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d . |
Technology transfer , R & D and IPR creation will be |
d . |
Creation of a specialized Institute for semiconductor |
incentivized through friendly tax regime . |
design . |
1.6 |
To aggressively market India as an investment |
e . |
Extending Special Manpower Development |
destination for ESDM among leading Nation and |
Programme for Very Large Scale Integration ( VLSI ) |
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Companies . |
chip design to include larger number of colleges |
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1.7 |
The loans for procuring computers and related |
and students leveraging the National Knowledge |
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peripherals including software , and mobile phones with |
Network . |
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or without internet by individuals and small businesses |
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To create an institutional mechanism for the faculty |
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to be included in priority sector lending . |
development in various ESDM related subjects . |
1.8 |
To facilitate vendor and dealer network development to |
g . |
To collaborate with national and international |
support ESDM industry . |
institutions for development of new skills and |
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1.9 |
To facilitate Foreign Direct Investment ( FDI ) in the |
courseware on latest manufacturing technologies |