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why isn't India pushing it's manufacturing sector like China, it can solve many problems like job creation and will boost startup ecosystem in the country as well... I know people in the cabinet are much more smarter than I am, but what are the actua

BSE has over 66.5 lakh registered investors. Yet, the third most populous state in the country, Bihar, does not have a single manufacturing unit listed on the stock exchange. Don't you think 🤔 Bihar has the biggest potential in manufacturing, with

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what is way I will get a investment from investment in manufacturing sector

The average annual growth rate of India's manufacturing sector over the last decade is 5.2%. In 2022-23, the manufacturing sector grew by 4.7% and contributed 17% to the country's GDP.

Indian software giant 'Zoho' is planning to enter the semiconductor sector with an investment of $700 million in chip manufacturing

What would be a good sector to start manufacturing in? Given knowledge and resources in Industrial and Automotive Design.

Say whatever you want, but sometimes the dominance of China in the manufacturing sector really shakes even a country like the US. India just needs to reach that level with strong fundamentals in the stock market. China just made this one mistake, oth

is the indian manufacturing sector ready for subscription based products that increase ops efficiency especially in traditional niches like textile manufacturing?

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