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12:04 pmISRO plans four functional launch pads by 2029; chief Narayanan outlines Gaganyaan roadmap
12:01 pmCyclone to cross Andhra coast on October 28; people in low-lying areas from Bapatla to Vizianagaram to be evacuated
12:00 pmAt least 12 injured in shooting near football stadium in Florida
11:58 amNilgiris district hit by 62 minor landslips in a day till October 25 morning
11:56 amIndia slams Pakistan at UN, says military remains country’s ‘real rulers’
11:40 am‘JD(U) is finished’: Expelled MLA Anant Singh says party will be reduced to 10-12 seats, hints at own outfit

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Dr. Priti Adani Highlights Semiconductor Innovation, AI Infrastructure and Skill Development at CHIPS 2026

Reported by Khabarpatri English 24 Oct 2026, 11:14 pm IST 1 min read

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Ahmedabad : Dr. Priti Adani addressed CHIPS 2026 at Adani University, Ahmedabad, highlighting the importance of semiconductor manufacturing, artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure, research and skilled talent in strengthening India’s technological capabilities. She emphasised that semiconductor development requires coordinated progress across research, specialised materials, advanced manufacturing and workforce development.

She also highlighted the Central Government’s India

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Section: Tech
Topics: AI & gadgets
Places: Gujarat
First reported by: Khabarpatri English
Reporter: khabarpatri english
Published: Saturday, 24 October 2026, 11:14 pm IST
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