In this episode:SEMICON India 2026 charts India’s semiconductor futureFrom importing chips to building them at home, India is making a decisive push to become a
In this episode:
SEMICON India 2026 charts India’s semiconductor future
From importing chips to building them at home, India is making a decisive push to become a global semiconductor hub. At SEMICON 2.0, India showcased its growing capabilities, investment opportunities and expanding ecosystem — from chip design and manufacturing to logistics and talent. For the global semiconductor industry, India is positioning itself as a new destination for innovation and growth.
Homegrown technology powers India’s drone ambition
Drones are transforming how India uses technology, and its young innovators are leading this change. From designing key components and developing indigenous software to learning advanced flying skills, India’s youth are building capabilities across the entire drone ecosystem. The goal is clear — not just to use drones, but to design, build and operate them within India.
India’s ship recycling story begins at Alang
A ship may spend decades crossing oceans, but its journey doesn’t have to end as scrap. At Gujarat’s Alang, retired vessels are dismantled and transformed, with steel, machinery and other materials finding new uses. This remarkable recycling ecosystem is turning old ships into new resources—and giving India’s circular and blue economy a fresh momentum.
Young India embraces a new fitness culture
What does fitness look like for the young generation? Yoga, gym workouts, dance — or even a homegrown approach using what’s available. Young Indians are exploring new ways to stay active and healthy. From yoga sessions accompanied by flute melodies to open-air workouts in rural fields, the approach may differ, but the goal is the same — building a fitter, healthier India.
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