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India approves $13.3 billion for fresh semiconductor push

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India has approved $13.3 billion in funding for a new initiative to boost semiconductor manufacturing. The move is part of India's efforts to become a global hub for electronics and reduce dependence on imports. This investment is expected to attract major chipmakers and strengthen the country's technology infrastructure.

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