"India's $15 Billion Investment in Semiconductor Plants Signals Ambitious Tech Expansion"

India has approved the construction of three semiconductor plants worth $15.2 billion by companies including Tata Group and CG Power, aiming to become a major player in chip manufacturing. The plants, set to begin construction within the next 100 days, will produce chips for sectors such as defense, automobiles, and telecommunications. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government is pushing to make India self-reliant in chip production, with plans to rival countries like Taiwan in the industry.