According to a report by India's “Economic Times” on the 2nd, India's Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology said that it has approved the third batch of project applications under the country's electronic component manufacturing plan, worth about 418.63 billion rupees, to promote domestic manufacturing of electronic components through an incentive plan. The approved projects include plans proposed by companies such as Samsung and Tata Electronics, covering 11 types of products used in mobile phones, telecommunications equipment, consumer electronics, automobiles, and IT hardware. India's Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology said these projects will strengthen the domestic supply chain and reduce dependence on imports. In the year ending March 2025, India's electronics manufacturing industry had an output value of about 125 billion US dollars.

According to a report by India's “Economic Times” on the 2nd, India's Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology said that it has approved the third batch of project applications under the country's electronic component manufacturing plan, worth about 418.63 billion rupees, to promote domestic manufacturing of electronic components through an incentive plan. The approved projects include plans proposed by companies such as Samsung and Tata Electronics, covering 11 types of products used in mobile phones, telecommunications equipment, consumer electronics, automobiles, and IT hardware. India's Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology said these projects will strengthen the domestic supply chain and reduce dependence on imports. In the year ending March 2025, India's electronics manufacturing industry had an output value of about 125 billion US dollars.