In March 2024, Tata Group and CG Power were allocated 188 acres in Dholera SIR for their semiconductor manufacturing plants — converting the Cabinet approval into a physical, mapped footprint.
Why it matters to Dholera: land allocation is where announcements become addresses. Tata’s fab was then projected to produce India’s first semiconductor chips from Dholera by 2026 (later revised to 2028 as construction realities settled).
What came next: the groundbreaking ceremony the same month, with PM Modi virtually laying the foundation stone.
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