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  India’s electronics export sector reached a remarkable milestone in December 2024, achieving a 24-month high of $3.58 billion. This surge reflects the nation’s growing prominence as a global hub for electronics manufacturing and innovation. Key drivers of this growth include the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes introduced by the government, which have bolstered domestic manufacturing capacity and attracted significant foreign investments. Products like smartphones, semiconductors, and consumer electronics have played a pivotal role in this export surge, catering to rising international demand. Additionally, India’s strategic focus on boosting its electronics supply chain, coupled with favorable trade policies, has enhanced its global competitiveness. Export destinations include major markets like the United States, Europe, and Southeast Asia, indicating India’s expanding footprint in these regions.

  In a significant stride towards transforming the digital landscape in India , Thomson, a pioneer in consumer electronics, is all set to introduce a remarkable lineup of laptops and tablets, proudly made in India. Embodying the brand's signature style and innovation, these devices promise to redefine the digital experience for tech enthusiasts across the country. Thomson has long been synonymous with cutting-edge technology and quality craftsmanship, and its foray into the laptop and tablet market is no exception. What sets these devices apart is not just their superior performance but also their affordability, with Windows 11-powered laptops starting at an incredible price point of just 19,999/-. This move is poised to make high-quality computing accessible to a broader audience and contribute to the government's 'Make in India' initiative. The laptops, meticulously designed to cater to diverse user needs, boast sleek aesthetics and robust build quality. Whether you...