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一 |     Wedding season is here and Bollywood actresses have consistently set the bar high with their stunning lehenga choices, blending timeless elegance with contemporary vibes. If you're on the hunt for lehenga inspiration, these actresses will give you plenty of outfit goals to revamp your closet this wedding season.Rashmika Mandanna Rashmika Mandanna took lehenga fashion to a whole new level with her white and gold ensemble. The intricate details and dramatic sleeves made a bold statement, while the addition of statement jewellery brought an extra touch of glamour to her look.                                                                 View this post on Instagram          A post shared by Rashmika Mandanna (@rashmika_mandanna)                         Alaya F     Alaya F kept things light and graceful in a pista-green lehenga, featuring delicate white embroidery. With kundan jewellery to elevate the traditional look, Alaya proved that simplicity can be the most striking choice at a wedding.                                                                      View this post on Instagram          A post shared by ALAYA F (@alayaf)                         Khushi Kapoor     Khushi Kapoor stunned in an ocean-green lehenga adorned with heavy embellishments. The off-shoulder and princess-cut neckline highlighted her elegant silhouette, while the subtle jewellery kept the focus on her beautifully detailed outfit.                                                                      View this post on Instagram          A post shared by á´Â‹ÊÂœá´ÂœsÊÂœɪ á´Â‹á´Â€á´Â˜á´Âá´ÂÊ€ (@khushikapoor)                         Sara Ali Khan     Sara Ali Khan turned heads in a vibrant purple lehenga with hints of pink, green, and gold. Her soft curls, matching jewellery, and soft makeup created a perfect balance of traditional glamour, making her look like a true Bollywood diva.                                                                      View this post on Instagram          A post shared by Sara Ali Khan (@saraalikhan95)                         Sharvari     Sharvari brought the magic of gold and white together with her lehenga, pairing a golden blouse with a white lehenga featuring a broad golden border. Keeping it simple yet elegant with golden jewellery and a soft makeup look, Sharvari’s lehenga was a classic showstopper                                                                      View this post on Instagram          A post shared by Sharvari 🐯 (@sharvari)                    These actresses are showing us how to bring traditional styles into the modern age with lehengas that are bold, beautiful, and perfect for wedding season.。    India aims to achieve $300 billion in electronic manufacturing in the next three-four years, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Monday.,Modi announced a series of measures to boost the country’s digital India mission, aiming to curb dependency on imports of electronic goods.,He announced the first cohort of 30 institutions to be supported under the Chips to Startup (C2S) program to train a specialized workforce in the area of designing semiconductor chips.,“India wants to become a chip maker from a chip taker. Investment is rapidly increasing in India to increase production of semiconductors,” Modi added.,Western Investors Set to Return to India, EMEs as Expert Predicts 'Multiple Recessions' in US, EUYesterday, 16:14 GMT,Last December, the government formulated a $10 billion incentive plan following COVID-induced supply disruption, which exposed the vulnerability of India’s manufacturing sector. India imports 100 percent of its semiconductors.,Last month, India’s Ministry of Electronics and Manufacturing said that Belgium-based IMEC, a renowned intermediate research organization in the world of semiconductor fabs, has agreed to provide technical support to set up the semiconductor ecosystem in the country.,On 23 June, Foxconn chairman Young Liu visited New Delhi, discussing its planned investment of $13.6 billion with Vedanta Group for chip manufacturing in India.,Vedanta expects $3-3.5 billion in total turnover from the joint venture, including exports from one-third of their chip manufacturing in the country.,The Indian government expects that at least 50-60 design companies will start developing products in the next 2-3 years.。

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