Just because US/Wisconsin could not get it done does not mean no one can get it done.

USA had much higher costs, even outside of population centers, and too much dependence on tax shelters. It may not be the same in india.

India is notorious for barriers to entry on top of massive infrastructure deficits. There's promising policy movement in some provinces recently, but historically these initiates have not panned out. There's a reason Superpower2020 is a meme.

I mean it happened with the same company just a few months back.

Foxconn canceled $5 billion investment plan in India because of a land deal - https://www.gsmarena.com/foxconn_cancels_plans_for_5_billion...