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Modi meets top minds of global semicon industry

PM Narendra Modi today met top minds of the global semiconductor industry and called for democratisation of technology for human welfare. Chairing a meeting at his residence, the PM said semiconductor was the basis of the digital age and the...

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New Delhi, Updated At : 07:22 AM Sep 11, 2024 IST

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PM Narendra Modi today met top minds of the global semiconductor industry and called for democratisation of technology for human welfare.

Chairing a meeting at his residence, the PM said semiconductor was the basis of the digital age and the day was not far when the semiconductor industry would be the “bedrock for even our basic necessities”.

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