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Centre's Big Push To Manufacturing: Customs Duty Cut On Electronics Parts
Among the biggest beneficiaries are manufacturers of display assemblies used in automotive, medical and industrial equipment.
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Rs 11 Lakh Crore: How India's Electronics Sector Is Weathering Middle East Storm
India's mobile phone production has surged to Rs 5.45 lakh crore, while smartphone exports have jumped to more than Rs 2 lakh crore.
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Explainer: How India's Ambitious Semiconductor Journey Is Taking Shape
As India begins its semiconductor electronics manufacturing journey amid Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "it is right time to be in India" call, the reformist government, a growing manufacturing base in Bharat, and a huge aspirational market can help
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New Electronics Policy Targets $400 Billion Manufacturing Revenue By 2025
The Union Cabinet on Tuesday passed the National Electronic Policy 2019 which targets $400 billion turnover by 2025 from domestic manufacturing, setting up cluster for the entire value chain and employing over 1 crore people directly or otherwise to achieve a growth rate of 32 per cent.
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Centre's Big Push To Manufacturing: Customs Duty Cut On Electronics Parts
Among the biggest beneficiaries are manufacturers of display assemblies used in automotive, medical and industrial equipment.
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Rs 11 Lakh Crore: How India's Electronics Sector Is Weathering Middle East Storm
India's mobile phone production has surged to Rs 5.45 lakh crore, while smartphone exports have jumped to more than Rs 2 lakh crore.
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Explainer: How India's Ambitious Semiconductor Journey Is Taking Shape
As India begins its semiconductor electronics manufacturing journey amid Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "it is right time to be in India" call, the reformist government, a growing manufacturing base in Bharat, and a huge aspirational market can help
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New Electronics Policy Targets $400 Billion Manufacturing Revenue By 2025
The Union Cabinet on Tuesday passed the National Electronic Policy 2019 which targets $400 billion turnover by 2025 from domestic manufacturing, setting up cluster for the entire value chain and employing over 1 crore people directly or otherwise to achieve a growth rate of 32 per cent.
