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Accepting the wisdom of all kind of philosophies. Indians don't hate any school of thought. Indian culture is designed to accept. That's the real strength India have.

Huge coast line that is yet to be put to maximum use. Service industry has saturated already, consolidation and correction is happening as we speak. Manufacturing is where talents and resources should shift now, early adopters and start-ups can reap benifits in 10 years time.

Population and insane workforce compared to others

Climate

Young population and we can use them to outsource things

Cost efficient territory. We are leveraging it from past 3 years when TCS and Infosys started exporting services from India till date when FAANG has come to India. But because of population of India, we have also faced fiscal deficits many years desite of exporting services and goods. So, somehow if we can consume basics, and export premiums, we can suck all the money and pump into our country. What do you think?

We have best designed apps in the world. I travelled many countries but couldn't find as much UI as Indian apps have. We should be the app producers for world and hold data services. Data is the new Business said Chandrababu Naidu long time back.

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Overpopulation 🙃

Brain Drain 🤡

India 3, the huge amount of population that's yet to be tapped. I think whoever hold the max amount of data about the low income class (which is the most in India) will be gold plus the ones who use that data in the most creative way will be the king.

Well there are many amazing things we can use it to our leverage, like the cheapest labour force, quality of education, consumption, future forecast, efficiency, focus on quality etc. etc. and the list goes on. The future forecast of growth of Indian economy can be leveraged to have more inflow of capital.

The culture that drives us

India's biggest strength is its youthful, dynamic population.

I think India’s biggest strength Is it’s population. We have very huge workforce when compared to other countries. Leveraging it in the years to come, this needs to have strategic plan to target different parts in the same workforce to get the best of it.

I'd argue India's strength lies in its diversity - cultural, linguistic, religious and more. This allows cultivating a variety of perspectives and soft power appeal. But social/ethnic divisions can also arise if diversity is not properly bridged and unity fostered, even capitalised to a large extent thru tourism, but this also gives scopes to politicians to play in and make it look ugly, which is happening.

I think India's defining strength is its entrepreneurial spirit and ability to improvise/adapt with jugaad mindsets. This allows stretching limited resources and finding affordable innovation.

India's deep educational/technical capabilities are what set it apart in my view. Having a large pool of skilled engineers, doctors, managers etc. from the IIT/IIM systems is a key competitive edge over other developing economies.

India's massive population and demographic dividend has to be its greatest asset. A huge working-age population gives immense economic potential if the right policies are in place for productive employment and upskilling. However, it also brings challenges around job creation at scale.

It's population, vast land and all types of terrain and resources. Even china have all them, but since there population is skilled, they are a superpower