<p>Guwahati: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/india/assam">Assam</a> Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Wednesday said the upcoming Rs 27,000-crore Tata semiconductor facility will put the state on the world semiconductor map and transform the economic landscape of eastern India.</p><p>Sarma called on Tata Sons Emeritus Chairman Ratan Tata and chairman N Chandrasekaran in Mumbai and thanked them for setting up the semiconductor facility whose foundation stone was laid by Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently.</p>.<p>"On behalf of the people of Assam, today in Mumbai I conveyed our heartfelt gratitude to Shri @RNTata2000 and Shri N Chandrasekharan for displaying remarkable conviction and faith in our State to execute this mega game changing investment," he posted on 'X'.</p><p>"We expect the first chips to roll out by 2025," he added.</p>.<p>Tata, also posted on 'X' and said, "the investments being made in Assam transform the state in complex treatment for cancer care."</p><p>"Today, the state government of Assam in partnership with the Tata group will make Assam a major player in sophisticate semiconductors. This new development will put Assam on the global map.</p><p>"We wish to thank the Chief Minister of Assam Mr. Hemant Biswas Sarma for his support and vision that has made all this possible."</p>.No point in voting for Congress, candidates will join BJP: Assam CM.<p>Responding to the tweet, Sarma said, "Thank you so much Shri @RNTata2000 ji for your valuable insights, gracious hospitality and above all your confidence in a #ViksitAssam."</p><p>He said during "my deliberations with the Tata leadership, we agreed to create a skill development centre that will be co-located within the premises of the semiconductor facility in Jagiroad."</p>.<p>This centre will empower youths from North East by offering them courses in Artificial Intelligence, semiconductors and electronics and help them in securing jobs in the Jagiroad unit, he said.</p><p>Already 1,500 youth from Assam, mainly women, are undergoing training at Tata facilities in and around Bangalore.</p><p>"This will place them in leadership position once the semiconductor facility becomes operational in 2025," Sarma added. </p>
<p>Guwahati: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/india/assam">Assam</a> Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Wednesday said the upcoming Rs 27,000-crore Tata semiconductor facility will put the state on the world semiconductor map and transform the economic landscape of eastern India.</p><p>Sarma called on Tata Sons Emeritus Chairman Ratan Tata and chairman N Chandrasekaran in Mumbai and thanked them for setting up the semiconductor facility whose foundation stone was laid by Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently.</p>.<p>"On behalf of the people of Assam, today in Mumbai I conveyed our heartfelt gratitude to Shri @RNTata2000 and Shri N Chandrasekharan for displaying remarkable conviction and faith in our State to execute this mega game changing investment," he posted on 'X'.</p><p>"We expect the first chips to roll out by 2025," he added.</p>.<p>Tata, also posted on 'X' and said, "the investments being made in Assam transform the state in complex treatment for cancer care."</p><p>"Today, the state government of Assam in partnership with the Tata group will make Assam a major player in sophisticate semiconductors. This new development will put Assam on the global map.</p><p>"We wish to thank the Chief Minister of Assam Mr. Hemant Biswas Sarma for his support and vision that has made all this possible."</p>.No point in voting for Congress, candidates will join BJP: Assam CM.<p>Responding to the tweet, Sarma said, "Thank you so much Shri @RNTata2000 ji for your valuable insights, gracious hospitality and above all your confidence in a #ViksitAssam."</p><p>He said during "my deliberations with the Tata leadership, we agreed to create a skill development centre that will be co-located within the premises of the semiconductor facility in Jagiroad."</p>.<p>This centre will empower youths from North East by offering them courses in Artificial Intelligence, semiconductors and electronics and help them in securing jobs in the Jagiroad unit, he said.</p><p>Already 1,500 youth from Assam, mainly women, are undergoing training at Tata facilities in and around Bangalore.</p><p>"This will place them in leadership position once the semiconductor facility becomes operational in 2025," Sarma added. </p>