China’s supply chain curbs put Indian electronics growth at risk

China’s export control and industrial security framework is emerging as a fresh challenge that could hinder India’s ambitions to become a global hub for electronics manufacturing, even as New Delhi steps up efforts to build domestic capacity in critical sectors such as semiconductors, mobile phones and rare-earth materials. Beijing has recently introduced two significant state council decrees — 834 establishes a formal framework for identifying, monitoring and responding to risks affecting China’s industrial and supply chains while 835 refines China’s mechanism for identifying and responding to foreign laws and enforcement measures applied extraterritorially in China. Together, the measures are expected…