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HCL-Foxconn venture highlights burgeoning India-Taiwan chip ties

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By Vasudevan Sridharan Verified
| focus-news.info
By Vasudevan Sridharan | 2026-03-27 The foundation stone laid earlier this year for the HCL Group-Foxconn semiconductor facility in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh has become more than just another industrial announcement. HCL Group is an Indian tech conglomerate. Foxconn, based in Taiwan, is the world's largest contract manufacturer of electronics. The coming plant has become a telling snapshot of the partnership between India and Taiwan in global chip making.
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Whose Forests? Jenu Kuruba Tribes Fight for Ancestral Land and Forest Rights in India

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By Vasudevan Sridharan Verified
| untoldmag.org
Dawn broke gently over the dense canopy of Nagarhole, a Tiger reserve in the southern Indian state of Karnataka, where the forest is alive with the calls of hornbills and the rustle of wild elephants. Beneath the trees, around a simmering pot of rice and lentils, about 150 Jenu Kurubas, the honey-gathering people of southern India, were sharing their communal meal back on the ancestral land they had been forced to leave decades ago. For a fleeting moment, it felt like homecoming.
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India’s EV drive risks stalling as China tightens grip on rare earth exports

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| businessandamerica.com
India’s fast-growing electric vehicle industry is facing renewed uncertainty after China, the global leader in EV components and rare earth processing, imposed stringent export controls on critical minerals – a move analysts say exposes the South Asian nation’s deep reliance on Chinese supply chains and could derail its clean energy ambitions.
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