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âIndia needs targeted support for semiconductor equipment R&Dâ (opens the original)
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India needs dedicated government incentives for developing semiconductor equipment, components and subsystems domestically if it wants to build a deeper local manufacturing ecosystem, a senior executive with KAS Group of companies, said at Semicon India. Speaking on developing Indiaâs equipment R&D and manufacturing ecosystem, the senior executive said government support should extend beyond semiconductor fabs to the wider technology and supply chain needed to operate them. âThere should be
Below the Line (opens the original)
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One bus, one dinner — and one notable absence. Chinese President Xi Jinping gave Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s gala dinner a miss, even as Russian President Vladimir Putin and other BRICS leaders joined the host for the evening reception. Union ministers and chief ministers of several States were also present. In a touch of unusual choreography, the ministers and chief ministers attending the dinner arrived at the venue in a single bus from Parliament, turning the journey itself into a small sp
EVs, home appliances likely to become pricier as copper price soars (opens the original)
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Electric vehicles and consumer appliances will likely become pricier soon as the price of copper — a key raw materials -has soared above $14,000 a tonne. Indian industry, mainly automobile, electronics, telecom, infrastructure, construction and agriculture, is likely to bear the impact of rising copper prices. The surge has left the industry in a dilemma on how much cost it has to bear and how much to pass on to the consumer. However, some of them are indicating a hike in prices within a short s
Retail sugar prices in India still ruling above â¹60 a kg despite fall in mill-level and wholesale rates (opens the original)
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Mill-level and wholesale prices of sugar have dropped by over 20 per cent and 10 per cent respectively since August 21, but retail prices continue to rule well above â¹60 a kg across the country. According to the Department of Consumer Affairsâ Price Monitoring Division data, retail prices are ruling as high as â¹77 a kg, while the minimum rate is â¹42. However, most of the transactions are taking place at â¹65 a kg. Along with sugar, jaggery (gur) prices have increased to â¹90-100 a kg f
Below the line (opens the original)
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The surge in sugar prices has created a divide between manufacturers and traders. The manufacturers seem to be pinning the blame on traders for the commodity’s soaring prices. However, at least a couple of senior industry leaders among manufacturers have criticised blaming the traders. “How can you accuse your own customers?” remarked a senior leader. On the other hand, a senior trader wondered why the government has not even issued a show-cause notice to any sugar mill, while targeting traders.
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