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It's only the Manufacturing Sector that creates job and we are experiencing negative growth in it! Wow. Wait, i actually researched a bit and found out that the situation is same in other countries (including China!). And that's not because The Manufacturing industry ain't growing, it's because the other industries are growing at much faster rate.. This means even when there is a massive increase in manufacturing industry, other industries like service grew way faster which reduced the share of manufacturing sector in India and other countries too. I have attached graph and a table showing share of manufacturing sec in total gdp and absolute Manufacturing growth respectively.

Time for rethinking by the government - Are we doing enough for infrastructure, policy, skills, and technology?

it seems like despite having enough resources to make our country lead in the game..it's the govt which is not making the right steps to achieve glory. they are very good at amending IT act to torture us😭

The numbers are not so good

🌝 growth huh

bolo

yeah it is decreasing bcz our new startups are doing white labelling. and not manufacturing products in India rather importing it from china.

We should be worried & on our toes now. At a time when superpowers are strengthening their tech, innovation and manufacturing strategies, we’re walking backwards

Your mean manufacturing de-growth in india

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Indian mentally is not Menufacturing, Indians are Trading Mind Set. Bechna Kaise Hai Usme Hame Koi Beat Nahi Kar Sakta. Logo Ko Kuch Bhi Bol Ke Maal Chipkane Me Hamne Unicorn Banana Hai.

Indian Youngsters are focusing on service business

jb koi support hi nhi hai manufacturing industry ko. to downfall to hona hi hai

Look at how Korea’s manufacturing share exploded post-1960s. That was no accident. Coordinated industrial policy, export-oriented strategy, deep investment in R&D and infrastructure. India’s approach? Mostly vibes and bureaucracy.

This chart screams it. While Korea and even Bangladesh ramped up manufacturing as part of their economic growth, India basically leapfrogged into services without fully building its industrial backbone. That's not "growth hacking", it's a structural flaw.