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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 the next big alternative to China in the global supply chain. As global companies rethink their manufacturing strategies, India’s scale, economic potential, and reform-driven environment have drawn significant attention.
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India must urgently scale up its manufacturing capabilities on a war footing. Relying solely on services exports is no longer sustainable. As Western companies increasingly adopt AI, a significant portion of today’s backend IT jobs will become obsol
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A recent report suggests that handset manufacturers, including Samsung, may consider relocating their production from China to India following a significant tariff hike imposed by former U.S. President Donald Trump. The tariff increase, which raise
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Chinese companies such as Shanghai Highly and Haier are increasingly open to aligning with Indian regulatory and business conditions, including agreeing to hold minority stakes in joint ventures. In a notable development, Shanghai Highly has resumed
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The Indian Cabinet has approved a PLI scheme worth ₹22,919 Cr to accelerate the growth of electronic manufacturing in India. This initiative aims to strengthen the industry, create jobs, and boost India’s position in the global supply chain. #Start
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India is creating unicorn companies, building global brands, and striving to become a manufacturing hub. On the other hand, there is another country that gets so excited about receiving an IMF loan as if it has achieved a great victory. This is the d
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From startup to ₹8,643 cr: Razorpay’s 34-year-old founders become India’s youngest billionaires India’s youngest billionaires of 2025 are none other than Razorpay’s co-founders, Shashank Kumar and Harshil Mathur. Both aged 34, they have amassed a ne
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