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Arcane

Hey, I'm on Medial • 1y

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

Kanhaiya Bharti

Learning Sales || Gr... • 1y

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 des

Arcane

Hey, I'm on Medial • 1y

That's a good thought. But it would require meticulous planning and take into consideration specific industries to focus on.

Kanhaiya Bharti

Learning Sales || Gr... • 1y

Agree, only in hypothetical situation, we can imagine it. Apple phones, Jordan shoes, French brands, Avocado and Kiwi, consumptions of these things are growing very rapidly. As a nation, we have shifted very fast from a need driven society to a status driven society.

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