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China has 2000+ research and development centers . India has 216 research and development center with unskilled people . Now tell me how we can expect that we will manage all things like developed countries .

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It’s a tough situation, but not impossible to improve. Fostering a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship can help. Initiatives like Startup India and Make in India are steps in the right direction. We need more policies that encourage research, development, and innovation.

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