What, according to you, is India's biggest strength compared to other countries?
How can it be leveraged in the years to come?
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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.
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