India launches $6.5B smartphone plan and $13.3B semiconductor push to cut China dependence
New Delhi is funding two linked supply-chain bets. For execs, that means new procurement shifts and new competitors.

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New Delhi is funding two linked supply-chain bets. For execs, that means new procurement shifts and new competitors.
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