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India imposes 12% safeguard duty on select steel imports for 200 days 🛡️ Covers key products like HR/CR coils, sheets & plates 📉 Aim: Protect domestic industry from import surge, mainly from China, Korea, Japan & Vietnam ⚙️

Why Indian versions of whatsapp, facebook, Google, Apple won't work ? China has banned American products for so long And they have chinese version of these products for them. Its now paying them off ! American companies have zero data of who &

🚀As of 2024, the top exporting countries are: --China: $3.38 trillion Key Exports: Electronics, machinery, textiles, and automobiles. --United States: $2.02 trillion Key Exports: Aircraft, machinery, vehicles, pharmaceuticals, and agricultural p

TECHNOLOGICALLY FEASIBLE FINANCIALLY VIABLE EMOTIONALLY RELATABLE SOCIALLY DESIRABLE Finance an exciting journey to revolutionize the footwear industry! Create innovative products that rival those from China & Vietnam, @ competitive Indian prices

This concept sounds like a high-return investment scheme, which is often unrealistic or risky. However, if you're looking for a legitimate trading business idea, here's one: "High-Profit Import-Export Trading" Concept: Invest ₹70,000 per month in b

BIG WIN for India! Apple CEO Tim Cook just announced that most iPhones sold in the U.S. from Q3 will be MADE IN INDIA.🚀 Yes, you read that right—India is becoming Apple’s iPhone factory for the world’s biggest market. Here’s why this is a game-cha

A few years ago, me and my friend started a electronics retail business. Electronic components related to Arduino, rpi and everything related to that like sensors, motors etc. We had registered on indiamart. We get some orders through that and some f

The youth of India spends money they don't have to play status games. Multiple people making <₹50k ($600)/mo in their 20s are buying — iPhone & other Apple products (on interest) — Coldplay / Dua Lipa concerts — trips to Thailand / Vietnam / Goa Th

Trump Has Issued Tariffs on All Major Countries. Does It Really Help the US? In Short: 1) Governments impose tariffs to reduce imports. 2) Higher import costs make foreign goods more expensive in the domestic market (here USA). 3) This encourages

Meet Brian Huang, an 18-year-old who built his own laptop from scratch. And it’s open source. No Dell, no Apple, no Lenovo, just one guy and a crazy idea. Here’s how he did it. Brian wanted a laptop that didn’t exist. A 4K AMOLED screen, a mecha