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NEW DELHI: India will begin commercial semiconductor production by the end of 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday (Sep 2), touting his nation as a future “global hub” for chip innovation. Modi, speaking in New Delhi at the launch of the annual Semicon India conference, said test chips from Micron and Tata were already being produced. “Commercial chip production will begin this year,” he said. “This reflects how rapidly India is advancing in the semiconductor sector.” India’s semiconductor market has surged from US$38 billion in 2023, to US$45 billion to US$50 billion in 2024-2025, with government targets of…
DHAKA: Bangladesh’s leader has warned that any deviation from planned elections would be “extremely dangerous”, as…
BEIJING: China will showcase a range of new weapons during a vast military parade on…
WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump said on Monday (Sep 1) that India has offered to reduce…
Indonesia currently has about 7.3 million jobless people. Meanwhile, the country is also seeing a…
Paetongtarn – heiress to the Shinawatra dynasty which has dominated Thai politics for two decades…
GUANGZHOU/SHENZHEN: Singapore is looking to deepen collaboration with China’s Guangdong province in areas such as…
TAIPEI: Taiwan accused China on Monday (Sep 1) of squandering the equivalent of 2 per…
TIANJIN: Chinese President Xi Jinping has unveiled a sweeping vision for global governance reform, casting…
SEOUL: The head of South Korea’s Unification Church has denied that she directed the group…
CLEARING HIDDEN DANGERS But before more families can return home safely, unexploded ordnance must first…
BANGKOK: The biggest party in Thailand’s parliament was due to meet on Monday (Sep 1)…
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Monday (Sep 1) that “understandings” he reached with US…
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