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- 1Sitharaman says AI, chips and quantum key to India's growth▼AI, chips & quantum tech key to India’s next growth phase: Nirmala Sitharaman
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said artificial intelligence, semiconductor manufacturing and quantum technology will be central to India's next phase of economic growth. Her remarks underline the government's push to position India as a hub for advanced technologies and chip production, building on recent incentive schemes aimed at attracting semiconductor investment and expanding the country's digital and deep-tech sectors.
- 2Sitharaman Announces Economic and Startup Measures at IIT Madras Dialogue in Bengaluru▼Union Finance Minister Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman Makes Key Announcements on India's Economic Growth, Technology, and Startups at IIT Madras Dialogue in Bengaluru
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman addressed an IIT Madras dialogue in Bengaluru, making announcements on India's economic growth, technology development and support for startups. The finance ministry's press bureau released details of her remarks, which focused on policy measures aimed at strengthening the innovation ecosystem and sustaining India's growth momentum.
- 3Nirmala Sitharaman calls for greater AI and chip investment▼Nirmala Sitharaman bats for AI & chips investment
India's Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has urged increased investment in artificial intelligence and semiconductor manufacturing. She positioned the sectors as key to India's economic and technological ambitions, aligning with the government's push to attract chip fabrication projects and build AI capacity. The remarks come as countries compete for investment in these strategic industries.
- 4India's finance minister says startups can rival established industries▼Indian startups can contribute as much as established industries: FM
India's Finance Minister said Indian startups can contribute to the economy as much as established industries, according to the Times of India. The remark frames the startup sector as a mainstream economic pillar rather than a niche, aligning with government efforts to promote entrepreneurship, funding and innovation as drivers of growth and employment.