Have you Ever wondered why Indian Origin Products that are getting out of order in India are Sold at a Very high Value in other Countries and have huge demand?
Do we lack Understanding or we are just great at fooling?
Anonymous 1
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Often, products from India carry cultural value and uniqueness, which can drive up their perceived worth in foreign markets
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