The term 'Domestic Content Requirement' is sometimes seen in the news…

Developing solar power production in our country
Granting licenses to foreign T.V. channels in our country
Exporting our food products to other countries
Permitting foreign educational institutions to set up their campuses in our country

Answer

Developing solar power production in our country

(a) Developing solar power production in our country — Correct. Domestic Content Requirement (DCR) was widely discussed in India’s solar energy policy, where certain solar projects required use of locally manufactured solar cells/modules.
(b) Granting licenses to foreign T.V. channels in our country — Incorrect. DCR is not a term used for TV channel licensing; that area is governed by broadcasting and FDI rules.
(c) Exporting our food products to other countries — Incorrect. DCR relates to local sourcing/manufacturing requirements, not export of food products.
(d) Permitting foreign educational institutions to set up their campuses in our country — Incorrect. This issue concerns education regulation and FDI/entry norms, not Domestic Content Requirement.

Answer: (a)