Gwalior to Become Telecom Hub with Rs 12,000 Crore Investment

India’s government wants to build a big factory area in Gwalior for making telecom parts.

They plan to spend up to 12,000 crore rupees and use 170 acres of land.

The state of Madhya Pradesh will own most of it, and the central government will own the rest.

Big companies have already promised to invest 3,500 crore rupees and create 14,500 jobs.

The goal is to make India produce more of its own phone and network parts instead of buying them from other countries.

The zone will also help India export these parts to other countries.

The project is part of India’s plan to become more self‑sufficient in technology.