> Unless India only wants to attract low end, mature node Foundry capacity. $10B is absolutely peanuts for anything that is mainstream or leading edge.

I don't think this is a good "leapfrog" opportunity. Start with a larger node, sell a bunch of commodity parts, develop some expertise (and business and physical) infrastructure. This is the path Japan and China followed.

> And this is something I notice with India. They dont seems to have a long term strategic plan with anything.

This has frustrated me for decades.