BENGALURU -- India on Thursday approved its maiden semiconductor fabrication plant and two assembly units that will be developed jointly by local conglomerates and firms from Japan, Taiwan and Thailand, signaling that New Delhi's ambitious program to kick-start domestic chip manufacturing is gaining momentum after a sputtering start.
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