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Modi says three semiconductor plants have begun exporting output
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday that three semiconductor plants have started exporting their output, as he renewed his call for self-reliance in chip manufacturing. He described semiconductors as indispensable to…
The Story in Brief
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday that three semiconductor plants have started exporting their output, as he renewed his call for self-reliance in chip manufacturing. He described semiconductors as indispensable to electronics, medical equipment and transport systems.
Modi called semiconductor self-reliance a “great highway” towards a developed India. The statement, reported by Deccan Herald, did not identify the three plants, disclose their export volumes or provide details of the destinations. Those details will determine how much the new capacity is contributing to India’s electronics supply chain.
The Indian Opinion
The claim is important, but sweeping talk of self-reliance can obscure the harder measures of progress. Three exporting plants mark a start, not proof that India can meet its chip needs or compete with established producers. The useful test is public data on plant capacity, export value and sustained production over several quarters. Will the government release those figures?],
Source: deccanherald.com
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