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It's very tough to build as india as of now their is a lack of technology for advancements and production of these tools and for manufacturing we have to import technology from other countries and it needs a lot of investment So, I think it is not the idea to implement now

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If anyone can do it then it would be great but doing it is hard lots of investment needed in this

Sounds ambitious and risky. Competing with China in cost-efficiency is tough, even with local advantages. You’ll need solid execution, especially in R&D, scaling up and a pool of child/slave workers without rights who live shit lives for shit pay and know that no ones coming to help them. Yaha thankfully because of our govt and people, that kind of cost cutting methods aren't possible and liveable wages pay karne pe China ko beat kar nahi paoge.

Undoubtedly the potential is there in the industry. But we can't compare us with the country which is almost 50 years ahead of us. By 2030 we will be doing only the researches to implement that technology and than we will start production. Research itself needs a huge investment to reach that level of production cost. We are so much dependent on China for electrical goods. The same is the Indian toy industry, if I am correct. But if we can do so, this will be A REVOLUTION

Bhai this won't work for the same reason kids still try to do dropshipping thinking it's a good 2nd income/business idea. People here are dumb. The only nationalist thinking comes against pakistan and during cricket.

Great idea! Leveraging India's engineering talent and R&D potential will create a strong domestic alternative to Chinese imports. But if we can do this, then why do we still order in bulk from China?

Akhir china itne low price me goods import kaise kar pa rha hai kya reason hai iske pichhe unki manufacturing cost itni low kaise rahti hai.

Iske liye to bhaiya huge invest ment chahiye. Idea pe to koi paise nhi lagata yaha aur setup banane me hi karodo lag jayenge.

We are so dependent on china now, it's hard turning back in our way - and I'm pretty sure we won't be scaleable as compared to China

You’ve got the right idea with focusing on R&D, but don’t underestimate the challenge of scaling this up. Even if we develop great products, getting them to market at the right price point is a whole different ball game

The potential is there, no doubt. But how do you plan to tackle the quality issues? India’s domestic manufacturers often struggle with consistency, which is why people turn to Chinese goods in the first place.