Indian OS: Made-in-India OS to be available- Revolution!
Indian OS: According to chandrasekhar, the government is attempting to develop a strategy that will aid in the introduction of the operating system. The indian government intends to create an operating system for phones built exclusively in India. According to chandrasekhar, the government is attempting to develop a strategy to aid in the development of such an operating system.
The minister stated that 'there is no third party' and that the government would be highly interested in expanding the region if it found'some actual promise' in the country's ecosystem, pointing to the dominance of Android and iOS and its continuous control over hardware.
Rajeev chandrasekhar, Union minister of State for Electronics and IT, shared the idea of an indian OS in january last year. Although there were operating systems like BlackBerry OS and Symbian, creating and running a new OS required an extensive plan that extended to the hardware as well.
The plan also includes a road map for increasing the country's electronic exports. india presently exports electronics worth $ 15 billion (Rs 1 trillion) to foreign countries. The government and the ICEA now intend to grow it ninefold by 2026, to $ 120 billion (roughly Rs 9 trillion). "This is the government's intention currently," chandrasekhar stated.