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The government has fixed August 30 as the last date for manufacturing IT hardware under Rs 17,000-crore PLI scheme.

The government decision to curb imports of laptops, tablets and PCs, along with Rs 17,000-crore IT hardware PLI, will create multi-billion dollar local production capacity and import dependency will nosedive in the next 2-3 years, industry players said on Friday.

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that providing facilities and arrangements in the state for research, designing, manufacturing, testing etc in the electronics and semi-conductor sector at the global level is necessary for the industrial progress of the state. The electronic sector is

Indias merchandise exports have experienced a significant shift, with growth in sectors such as electronics, telecom, mobile phones, machinery, automobiles, and petroleum, while traditional export items like gems, jewelry, apparel, meat, and leather have declined. The share of electronics exports rose by 73% from 2015 to 2022, while machinery exports grew by 40%. However, Indias overall share in global merchandise exports remains low, signaling the need for more trade agreements and investment i...

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India has approved 10 mobile manufacturing beneficiaries, including Dixon Technologies and Samsung, to disburse incentive under PLI Scheme.

Industrialist Ambarish Kela and IIT professor Dr Santosh Vishwakarma included in task force; the task force to formulate policy for development of electronics manufacturing sector in state

Jane Withers chats with Interior Design about curating the 27th edition of BIO Ljubljana, the oldest design biennial in the world.

Component shortages and supply chain disruptions emerging from a pandemic outbreak are reason enough for manufacturing companies to think seriously and chalk out resilient strategies.

The details of the agreement have been shared with Noida about the planned razing of the 40-storey superstructures that had come up in violation of building bye-laws in Sector 93A of the city.