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Opportunities for the Indian economy after the Coronavirus pandemic
With the coronavirus pandemic, China has lost the faith of the world. Many nations are now keen to shift their manufacturing dependency away from China.
Coronavirus fallout: 1000 foreign firms plan production in India as concerns grow about China, claim reports
Around a thousand foreign companies are contemplating shifting their manufacturing base to India as the geopolitical and economic repercussions of the Wuhan Coronavirus pandemic become imminent.
India’s manufacturing sector growth in January rises to an 8-year high, economic recovery in coming months expected
Analysts claim that If this growth rate in the manufacturing activity sustains, the improvement in business conditions could lead to a gradual economic recovery
Despite job loss rumours, Parle’s net profit rises 15.2% to Rs 410 crores in FY19: Report
Parle Biscuits' net profit for FY19 stands at Rs 410 crores.
Sonia Gandhi indulges in fearmongering, opposes corporatisation of Railway production units by terming it as ‘privatisation’ in parliament
Sonia Gandhi lies in Parliament, says corporatisation of Railway production units mean privatisation
Rahul Gandhi talks while PM Modi delivers the Make In India promise: Apple to shift mass production of iPhones from China to India
While Bengaluru unit of Apple was already manufacturing older models, the new facility will manufacture newer phones
How ‘Make in India’ initiative is accelerating FDI investment in India and helping India emerge as the fastest growing economy
'Make in India' initiative launched in 2014 by the Modi Government has revitalised the country’s manufacturing sector.
Thanks to ‘Make in India’, India’s manufacturing expands to hit 14-month high amidst slump in Asia: Nikkei Asian Review
The Indian manufacturing industry is mainly comprised of chemicals, machinery, metals, and textiles. The increasing growth in the manufacturing sector is attributed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘Make in India’ initiative, which seeks to transform manufacturing in the country.
Crowd chants ‘Rahul Gandhi Chor hai’, PM Modi talks about ‘Made in Amethi Kalashnikovs’
Taking a dig at Rahul Gandhi, he said that some people keep talking about 'Made in Ujjain, Made in Jaisalmer', 'Made in Baroda' in their speeches. PM Modi said that their speeches are just that, speeches and never translate to action
Rahul Gandhi keeps talking about making mobile phones in India, Modi government is already walking the talk
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The phones manufactured in India say and will continue to say 'Made in India'