How NVIDIA, TSMC, and ASML Came to Control the World’s Most Strategic Industry Oil powered the twentieth century. Semiconductors are powering the twenty-first. Every AI model, smartphone, electric vehicle, fighter aircraft, satellite, data centre and industrial robot depends on tiny silicon chips that most people never see. Yet these chips have become so strategically important…
A country that depends heavily on imported chips cannot build a $5 trillion economy without strengthening its own semiconductor ecosystem. NITI Aayog’s new roadmap makes that argument clearly, and with unusual urgency. Data at a glance The import dependence challenge Every time an Indian smartphone powers on, a 5G tower begins operating, or an electric…
India’s export story is beginning to change character. For decades, the country’s global trade identity was shaped largely by software services, generic pharmaceuticals, tea, textiles, and back-office operations. Manufacturing exports, despite years of policy ambition, often struggled to achieve the scale and consistency needed to position India as a true industrial heavyweight. But the numbers…
When we Indians think about Europe, countries like Germany, France, or the United Kingdom usually dominate public conversation. The Netherlands rarely enters India’s strategic imagination beyond tulips, football, canals, or postcards from Amsterdam. Yet quietly, and with remarkable strategic importance, the Netherlands is emerging as one of India’s most significant European partners in the evolving…
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