India's government has approved 22 electronics manufacturing proposals worth $4.6 billion to bolster its domestic supply chain. These investments, including from major companies like Samsung and Tata Electronics, are expected to generate significant output and employment. Four chip companies are set to begin commercial production this year, with plans to strengthen local sourcing for automotive and telecom sectors. Officials project India could become a top global semiconductor manufacturing nation by 2032-2035, reducing import reliance.