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Sarun George Sunny

The Way I See It • 6m

India’s Manufacturing Boom: A New Chapter Unfolds Imagine a nation on the brink of extraordinary transformation. For years, India has been known for its thriving service sector, but a new chapter is now unfolding—a manufacturing boom that promises to reshape the nation’s future. Driven by initiatives like Make in India and powered by a vast, skilled workforce, India is stepping into the global spotlight as a leader in manufacturing. This shift isn’t just about factories or production lines—it’s about creating millions of jobs, empowering local communities, and building a future where India not only fulfills its own needs but emerges as a global exporter. From electronics to automobiles, technology to textiles, This transformation marks more than an economic shift; it’s a movement. Every individual, business, and entrepreneur has a role to play in propelling this momentum forward, building a more resilient and self-sufficient India.

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Anonymous 3

Hey I am on Medial • 6m

Not beeing to optimistic or negative about this. I mean desh bhakti hai mere mein but i feel only time will tell how this shift impacts the economy and everyday lives.

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 6m

Bro where do you get these articles from? Like what did you use to research and then put in your thoughts?

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Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 6m

is India really prepared with the infrastructure and policies to support a long-term manufacturing revolution? I mean look what happened to the TATA plant that makes iphones. Got cooked in the fire. I think there is still time for us to get to the top.

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