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MC EXPLAINER Semicon 2.0 guidelines: What the Rs 1.27-lakh crore scheme offers and how it will work

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By Aihik Sur Verified
| Moneycontrol Verified
The second phase moves beyond fabs and packaging to chip design, semiconductor equipment, materials, R&D and talent September 01, 2026 / 12:07 IST IT secretary S Krishnan, joint secretary MeitY Sushil Pal, IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw releasing the guidelines for Semicon 2.0 on August 31 MeitY released Semicon 2.0 guidelines. Rs 1.27 lakh crore scheme for semiconductor growth. Focus on equipment, materials, and chip design.
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MC EXPLAINER MC Explains: Meta faces legal challenge over privacy risks of smart glasses

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By Aihik Sur Verified
| Moneycontrol Verified
Legal notice sent to Meta over smart glasses privacy. Ray-Ban Meta glasses enable covert recording. Complainant seeks damages, Meta's product liability. Market Mastery Webinar by Vishal Malkan Find the weak links in your portfolio by Vishal Malkan The use of camera-equipped smart glasses is creating a new privacy problem: unlike a phone or a conventional camera, the device doing the recording can look like an ordinary pair of spectacles.
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Govt cracks down on 3 more malicious loan apps, directs Google to take them down

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By Aihik Sur Verified
| Moneycontrol Verified
Representative image (AI-generated) As part of its ongoing crackdown on malicious loan apps, the Ministry of Home Affairs' Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre (I4C) has directed Google to remove or disable three more apps on the Play Store. In a notice dated August 19, a copy of which was reviewed by Moneycontrol, I4C's Threat Analytics Unit said it had identified three "malicious loan applications" targeting Android users seeking quick loan disbursements.
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