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Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw urges IT industry to capitalise on global semiconductor talent shortage

India's IT sector can address the global semiconductor talent shortage of one million people. Prime Minister Modi's focus has led to twelve plants developing chips for export. Electronics exports have now become the country's third largest export category. Mobile phones are now the largest exported item from India. Railways are also transforming with station redevelopment and new train services.

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Economic TimesLean R·3h ago
Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw urges IT industry to capitalise on global semiconductor talent shortage
India's IT sector can address the global semiconductor talent shortage of one million people. Prime Minister Modi's focus has led to twelve plants developing chips for export. Electronics exports have now become the country's third largest export category. Mobile phones are now the largest exported item from India. Railways are also transforming with station redevelopment and new train services.
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