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India, home to over 1.4 billion people and one of the youngest workforces in the world, is rapidly emerging as a global manufacturing powerhouse. With its vast talent pool and cost-effective labor force, the country is increasingly being viewed as th

India is the world's second-largest producer of carpets, after China. India is the top producer and exporter of handmade carpets and floor coverings in terms of value and volume. Labor-intensive The carpet industry is highly labor-intensive, emplo

No one can beat China, even the US. Here's why: 1. Production Cost: iPhone assembly in China costs ~$6/unit vs. $30+ in the US. Tesla builds EVs in Shanghai 30% cheaper than in the US. 2. Labor & Scale: Average manufacturing wage in China is ~$3.5

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“China Manufacturing strategy breakdown” Do you know China is Earning whole India gdp with the help of manufacturing. Basically China is entrepreneur economy and around 29% global manufacturing belongs to china worth ( 4 Trillion dollars ). Chin

I proposed an idea of turning a whole village into a resort ( we call it an agro tourism spot), what are the chances of it getting successful in revenue, job creation and sort of manufacturing hub( if we can do it)?

A golden opportunity for India! Now China has 125% tarrif and India has 10%. Now gov should announce a mega manufacturing plan. Zero tax on manufacturing. One-stop clearance. Land on lease. Training sops. Institutional tie-ups. Funding match for job

Can India really compete with China in manufacturing? Absolutely—but only if we play to our strengths and fix our weaknesses. China built its dominance on speed, scale, infrastructure, and consistent government support. But today, the world is look