India's Electronics Exports Surge to New Heights, Boosts Semiconductor Vision
India's electronics exports have reached over USD 40 billion, showing an eight-fold increase in 11 years, driven by significant domestic production growth. Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw anticipates the first commercial-scale Made in India chip this year and highlights advancements in the nation's bullet train project.
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India has witnessed a remarkable surge in electronics exports, exceeding USD 40 billion, an impressive eight-fold increase over the past 11 years, as noted by Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw.
The minister, speaking at IIT Hyderabad's 14th Convocation, highlighted domestic electronics production, which has seen a six-time growth.
He also pointed to India's strides in the semiconductor industry, with the first commercial-scale Made in India chip set for production this year. Additionally, India's bullet train project is on track to be operational by late 2027, showcasing the nation's rapid technological advancements.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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