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Let's test your IQ level —} Can India beat China in product manufacturing in future ?

Can India takeover China?... in 10 to 15 years.

India won't beat china, if we don't become great at manufacturing The biggest barrier for this is quality manpower in factories, it is also the reason most "Made in India" products have the lowest quality.

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

🗣 Foreign direct investments into China have dropped to the lowest level in 30 years. 📉🇨🇳💼

India is the 2nd largest producer of tobacco in the world after China. India is the 4th largest producer of FCV tobacco in the world after China, Brazil and Zimbabwe.

What the hell 😶 I saw one job post, Experience required : 3 years Education required : Graduation + MBA and salary : ₹30,000/month. Even after 2-3 years salary would be just ₹30-40,000. What do you guys think about it

India can become $10 tn economy by 2032; beat US, China in manufacturing: Report India is set to add USD 1 trillion to its GDP every 1.5 years over the nex years, aiming to become a USD 10 trillion economy by 2032. This grown will be driven by the m

I don't know why, but it feels like even after imposing tariffs, the actions China is taking might give India a manufacturing push. Our private manufacturers will need to take advantage of this; this is not something the government can do.

Why Isn’t India Developing Faster? Is it the people or the government? When I look at countries like China, their rapid progress makes me wonder—why are we so slow? I keep hearing claims like “India will beat China in five years,” but is that reali