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'Gateway To Expand Into Mideast': Oman Pitches New Port For Indian Businesses
Ambassador of Oman to India Issa Saleh Abdullah Alshibani said the Embassy has been bringing stakeholders from Oman to India to promote the country and its growing commercial infrastructure.
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PM Modi Urges Top Tech CEOs To Take Part In India's Semiconductor Growth
During the meeting, the Prime Minister emphasised the importance of close collaboration between the government and the semiconductor industry in shaping India's technology future
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UK Aerospace Firm Sigma Advanced Systems Starts Production In Andhra Pradesh
The Sri City facility is being developed to replicate the company's established UK manufacturing capabilities and bring a larger share of the aerospace value chain to India.
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EVMs Don't Have Internet, Bluetooth Or Wi-Fi, Says Poll Body Chief
In response to questions about EVMs, the poll body chief emphasised that public sector companies produce the machines used in India and are not connected to the internet or any wireless technologies.
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Government Mandates Disclosure Of Sterilisation Facility Licence Number On Medical Device Labels
The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has mandated medical device manufacturers that outsource sterilisation to disclose the licence number of the facility carrying out the process on the labels of their devices.
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405 Items Worth Rs 3,000-Crore In Defence Ministry's 'Made In India' Push
The list includes 389 items used by the defence public sector undertakings and 16 items for the Indian Coast Guard.
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Apple Acquires PlasmaSolve to Boost Future Hardware Development
Apple has agreed to acquire Czech materials science company PlasmaSolve through a subsidiary, according to a notice published on the European Commission's website. The company develops plasma simulation software that helps manufacturers refine production processes and model advanced coatings. Its MatSight platform supports physical vapour depositio...
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Head Of Russian Combat Drone Maker Wounded In Shooting Near Moscow
The company is most famous for developing the "Ovod" family of combat drones that the Russian army uses in its war with Ukraine.
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India Supplies 30% Of Global Generic Drugs: What You Should Know
India supplies nearly thirty percent of the worlds generic medicines and aims to boost domestic use to reduce patients out-of-pocket costs.
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Inside India's $25.6 Billion Push To Build Core EV Tech, Cut Imports
India's EV market is growing rapidly, with industry estimates suggesting that electric vehicle sales crossed 2 million units in FY25.
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Cabinet Approves Mobile Phone Manufacturing Scheme With Rs. 62,500 Crore Budget to Scale Domestic Production
The Union Cabinet has approved the Mobile Phone Manufacturing Scheme, the Ministry of Information Technology and Electronics (MeitY) announced on Wednesday. The new scheme has a budgetary outlay of Rs. 62,500 crore. It aims to “further scale” phone production in India, “deepen value addition”, and “strengthen” the supply chains involved...
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Government Removes Import Duty on Some Electronics, Smartphone Parts
The government has removed import duties of 7.5% and 5% on selected components used in mobile phones and other electronic products, benefiting firms such as Apple and Xiaomi. The exemption, valid until 31 March 2029, covers wireless charging parts, displays and lithium-ion cells. The move is expected to improve competitiveness, encourage local manu...
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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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Speed, Quality: Experts On What India-Japan Manufacturing Partnership Needs
At NDTV's Indo-Japan Strategic Dialogue, industry leaders said India's scale, talent and infrastructure, combined with Japan's technology and manufacturing expertise, can create a globally competitive production hub.
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Can India Become World's Next Factory? Experts See Four Big Hurdles
India's manufacturing prowess will depend on how quickly it can solve challenges around skills, infrastructure, innovation, and supply chains.
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'Gateway To Expand Into Mideast': Oman Pitches New Port For Indian Businesses
Ambassador of Oman to India Issa Saleh Abdullah Alshibani said the Embassy has been bringing stakeholders from Oman to India to promote the country and its growing commercial infrastructure.
-
PM Modi Urges Top Tech CEOs To Take Part In India's Semiconductor Growth
During the meeting, the Prime Minister emphasised the importance of close collaboration between the government and the semiconductor industry in shaping India's technology future
-
UK Aerospace Firm Sigma Advanced Systems Starts Production In Andhra Pradesh
The Sri City facility is being developed to replicate the company's established UK manufacturing capabilities and bring a larger share of the aerospace value chain to India.
-
EVMs Don't Have Internet, Bluetooth Or Wi-Fi, Says Poll Body Chief
In response to questions about EVMs, the poll body chief emphasised that public sector companies produce the machines used in India and are not connected to the internet or any wireless technologies.
-
Government Mandates Disclosure Of Sterilisation Facility Licence Number On Medical Device Labels
The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has mandated medical device manufacturers that outsource sterilisation to disclose the licence number of the facility carrying out the process on the labels of their devices.
-
405 Items Worth Rs 3,000-Crore In Defence Ministry's 'Made In India' Push
The list includes 389 items used by the defence public sector undertakings and 16 items for the Indian Coast Guard.
-
Apple Acquires PlasmaSolve to Boost Future Hardware Development
Apple has agreed to acquire Czech materials science company PlasmaSolve through a subsidiary, according to a notice published on the European Commission's website. The company develops plasma simulation software that helps manufacturers refine production processes and model advanced coatings. Its MatSight platform supports physical vapour depositio...
-
Head Of Russian Combat Drone Maker Wounded In Shooting Near Moscow
The company is most famous for developing the "Ovod" family of combat drones that the Russian army uses in its war with Ukraine.
-
India Supplies 30% Of Global Generic Drugs: What You Should Know
India supplies nearly thirty percent of the worlds generic medicines and aims to boost domestic use to reduce patients out-of-pocket costs.
-
Inside India's $25.6 Billion Push To Build Core EV Tech, Cut Imports
India's EV market is growing rapidly, with industry estimates suggesting that electric vehicle sales crossed 2 million units in FY25.
-
Cabinet Approves Mobile Phone Manufacturing Scheme With Rs. 62,500 Crore Budget to Scale Domestic Production
The Union Cabinet has approved the Mobile Phone Manufacturing Scheme, the Ministry of Information Technology and Electronics (MeitY) announced on Wednesday. The new scheme has a budgetary outlay of Rs. 62,500 crore. It aims to “further scale” phone production in India, “deepen value addition”, and “strengthen” the supply chains involved...
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Government Removes Import Duty on Some Electronics, Smartphone Parts
The government has removed import duties of 7.5% and 5% on selected components used in mobile phones and other electronic products, benefiting firms such as Apple and Xiaomi. The exemption, valid until 31 March 2029, covers wireless charging parts, displays and lithium-ion cells. The move is expected to improve competitiveness, encourage local manu...
-
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.
-
Speed, Quality: Experts On What India-Japan Manufacturing Partnership Needs
At NDTV's Indo-Japan Strategic Dialogue, industry leaders said India's scale, talent and infrastructure, combined with Japan's technology and manufacturing expertise, can create a globally competitive production hub.
-
Can India Become World's Next Factory? Experts See Four Big Hurdles
India's manufacturing prowess will depend on how quickly it can solve challenges around skills, infrastructure, innovation, and supply chains.
