Delusional Modi: India Can Produce Semiconductor Chips by the End of 2025! W/Jayant Bhandari

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Can India really become a key player in the global semiconductor industry by 2025? With the Indian government's ambitious plans to boost domestic production of semiconductor chips, the country is poised to make a significant impact on the world stage. In this video, Jayant & I discuss Modi’s bravado & unrealistic aspirations while exploring the challenges that India faces in achieving its unrealistic goal of producing semiconductor chips by 2025. Join us as we expose the lies propagated by India's semiconductor industry. With Jayant’s insights & in-depth analysis, this video provides a comprehensive look at India's semiconductor unrealistic ambitions & the path ahead.

Jayant’s Bio:
Jayant Bhandari has been an Asia-based institutional investor adviser for the last three years. Prior to that he worked for six years with U.S. Global Investors in the United States, a boutique natural resource investment firm, and for one year with Casey Research. Prior to his involvement in the investment industry he established and managed Indian subsidiary operations of two European companies. He received his Master of Business Administration from Manchester Business School (UK) and holds a Bachelor of Engineering from SGSITS (India). He frequently writes on cultural, political and social issues for several publications.

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