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India Targets Larger Share of Global Electronics Manufacturing, Aims to Compete with China

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India is pursuing a greater portion of the global electronics manufacturing market, estimated at $300 billion. The government has launched a production-linked incentive scheme to attract major global companies. This initiative seeks to position India as a competitive alternative to China's dominant manufacturing base. The strategy aims to boost exports and create domestic jobs within the electronics sector.

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