India is emerging as a trusted player in the global value chain with the world looking at India as an attractive destination for investment. Transformative programmes like Make in India coupled with the National Policy on Electronics 2019 has created an enabling environment for the electronics manufacturing industry to become AtmaNirbhar and compete globally.<br />” <br />” Exports of Electronic goods witness a quantum jump of more than 400% in the last nine years. From just 2 mobile phone factories in 2014, India has now become the second largest mobile phone producer in the world. This is a testament to the transformative governance and economic reforms taken up in the last nine years. Propelled by the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme, electronics is now India's fastest growing export segment. Speaking to Akashvani News, Pranav Surya from Nellore, a major electronics export hub in Andhra Pradesh said that.<br />” <br />”With the exports of electronics witnessing a jump of 50% last year, India is leaping forward to achieve the target of $300bn for electronics manufacturing by 2026.&nbsp;