Union Minister Jyotiraditya M. Scindia spoke at a CEO roundtable during the India Mobile Congress 2026.
He said India is moving toward building an end-to-end domestic telecom value chain.
According to an official Communications Ministry statement, he stressed the need for government and industry collaboration on manufacturing, technology, and rule-making.
The ministry said India has become the world's second-largest telecom market and mobile phone producer.
The roundtable discussions included artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and advanced connectivity.
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Reporting agrees that Scindia used the India Mobile Congress 2026 roundtable to argue that India is advancing toward a domestic telecom value chain and that collaboration across industry and government is central to that effort.
What remains limited is how quickly the value chain will be built and which specific policy or investment steps will follow; the report only says discussions covered AI, cloud computing, and advanced connectivity.
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Supportive coverage frames Scindia's comments as evidence of India's progress toward a full telecom value chain. It underscores the official ministry account that India is the second-largest telecom market and mobile phone producer. The emphasis is on cooperation between government and industry to strengthen manufacturing, technology, and rule-making capabilities.
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Union Minister Jyotiraditya M. Scindia stated that India is advancing toward establishing an end-to-end domestic telecom value chain during a CEO roundtable at the India Mobile Congress 2026. According to an official Communications Ministry statement, Scindia emphasized the need for government and industry collaboration to enhance manufacturing, technology, and rule-making capabilities. He reported that India has grown into the second-largest global telecom market and mobile producer, highlighting ongoing semiconductor investments and next-generation connectivity goals.