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Two more semiconductor plants begin commercial production. ✅ CDIL Semiconductor ATMP Facility ✅ Suchi Semicon OSAT Facility India’s total now stands at five. 🇮🇳 Inaugurated by PM Shri Narendra Modi Ji. 📍SEMICON India 2026

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Neetin5 days ago

@narendramodi Congratulations Sir & thank you for the good work.

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Only Humour5 days ago

@narendramodi Thank you minister sir

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tarak saha5 days ago

@narendramodi Only working for Gujratis not for India Looting money and votes from all India giving benefit only to Gujrati BESHARAM JUMLAA PARTY #LootSarkar #RailScam #RailTktScam

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101xfounders5 days ago

@narendramodi Very Important to know : Five semiconductor plants are operational, but the type matters. Most are packaging and testing facilities, while wafer fabs actually manufacture the silicon. India is building the supply chain in stages.

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SambujD5 days ago

@narendramodi Still there is hardly any reduction in imports from China- mostly capital goods, raw materials

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PUSHPAL4 days ago

@narendramodi Kitna modi tax dena hoga ya modi act lagega

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CMK5 days ago

@narendramodi Fake , sure it will be of worst quality Because you are behind it From last 3 yrs , you are not able to run , mumbai local on time Feku sala fuckk off and resign

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Nilaandstar4 days ago

@narendramodi Semicon more like modicon.. wasted 2 hours

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mohitrewari4 days ago

@narendramodi Could you provide the locations of the other three semiconductor plants that make up India's total of five facilities?

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vijay sharma5 days ago

@narendramodi Honourable minister Please also organise summit to strengthen MSME sector. MSME sector can create more jobs for unemployed youths

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mukesh vig4 days ago

@narendramodi Here’s a man, who’s relentlessly working, regardless of his Birthday or the death of his mother. India’s truly Blessed. When a coterie of certified crooks targets him for everything better he does, it only proves how indispensable he is for the country. HAPPY BIRTHDAY 🇮🇳

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India Wins Daily5 days ago

🇮🇳 India’s semiconductor push just hit another major milestone. With CDIL’s ATMP facility in Mohali and Suchi Semicon’s OSAT facility in Palsana, Gujarat starting commercial production today, India now has 5 semiconductor plants in commercial production. 🔹 Suchi Semicon: 1.033 billion chips/year proposed capacity 🔹 CDIL: ~158 million units/year capacity 🔹 12 semiconductor projects have been approved under the India Semiconductor Mission, with investments of about ₹1.64 lakh crore

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Dheeraj4 days ago

@narendramodi Wow Vande Mataram

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Dhiraj vishwakarma5 days ago

@narendramodi जब सब कुछ भारत में ही बन रहा है तो भारत में ही इतना महंगी क्यों मिल रहा है दूसरे देश के मुकाबले

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Sarita Singh5 days ago

@narendramodi Good

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