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In Noida, Prime Minister Narendra Modi appealed to industries to adopt a “make in India” approach — spanning from semiconductors (“chips”) to shipbuilding (“ships”). He linked this vision with recent tax reforms and said global shifts should be treated as opportunities for India’s manufacturing growth. Responding To Global Disruptions Modi indirectly referenced the recent
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Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus has accused India of straining bilateral ties by hosting former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. He claimed that India’s backing of Hasina and its stance against last year’s student protests has deepened tensions between the two countries. Protests And Political Fallout Yunus specifically mentioned that India disapproved of the