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By the end of March 2026 India will overtake Japan to become the world’s fourth-largest economy. But the country falls short on many other measures https://t.co/DTcr66K7Ja ...

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In today’s India Edition, Menaka Doshi looks at the implementation of the new Labor Codes. And, Debjit Chakraborty writes on India’s growing appeal. https://t.co/Ih6ZFiWoMe ...

I can say in case of semiconductors by 2031 2032 in that time frame we'll be equivalent to what many of these uh countries are at today. >> How long will it take for India to be competitive on all of those different levels with those other two countries the United States and China. >> Different technologies and different streams will have of course different uh time frames >> trajectories.You can I can say in case of semiconductors by 2031 2032 in that time frame we'll be equivalent to what many of these uh ...

Donald Trump’s targeted attacks against India, Brazil and South Africa are pushing three of the world’s major emerging economies to forge closer ties https://t.co/X1F4VCbKmc ...

US approves $93m arms sale to India as trade tensions ease https://t.co/CYVSaX0Ohk ...

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Make America great again. >> Donald Trump's attempt to make [music] America great again could cost it its influence here in Asia, the world's fastest growing region. Bloomberg Economics says Asia is set to comprise almost 60% of the global economy by 2050.[music] That's compared to just 11% for the US when measured in so-called purchasing power parity terms. And faced with Trump's belligerent tariffs, Asian nations are finding ways to work together to get around his America first policies. Longtime rivals l ...