Why can't India be a World-Class Player in Manufacturing Industry as it is in IT & BPO Sectors?
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Chrissypinto said:
1 decade ago
Its basically competitive advantage, each country has a resource of which it can produce much better than other countries.
In India's case, the presence of English speaking and Educated youth is our advantage.
Thus, we should use the advantage to its full potential and not wonder why we can't expand to other sectors.
In India's case, the presence of English speaking and Educated youth is our advantage.
Thus, we should use the advantage to its full potential and not wonder why we can't expand to other sectors.
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Abhishek said:
1 decade ago
India is a Developing nation. So We are not able to have a fund to have a manufacturing of something.
Other nation can promote ourselves, but they will first think of Manufacturing in their nation.
Also corruption plays a important role in economy of India which also leads to no manufacturing investments in INDIA.
Other nation can promote ourselves, but they will first think of Manufacturing in their nation.
Also corruption plays a important role in economy of India which also leads to no manufacturing investments in INDIA.
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Megha said:
1 decade ago
According to me, manufacturing industry is not undergoing progress because, most of the people are willing to be a part of IT sectors. Lack of comfort forces them to move towards IT sectors.
If there will be no workforce in manufacturing industry then how can you expect the growth of manufacturing industries?
If there will be no workforce in manufacturing industry then how can you expect the growth of manufacturing industries?
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Parmeshwar said:
1 decade ago
Lots of problem had all ready told by my friends. But the main point we missing here is that how many patent we have related to manufacturing, for getting those & apply in industry we have to paid extra money to them.
Unfortunately we think that its an fault of gov. We all equally responsible for those.
Unfortunately we think that its an fault of gov. We all equally responsible for those.
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Kedar k samel said:
9 years ago
Lack of localization project initiated by Indian we get wave off on import duties where less the taxes imposed in localization are huge gov. Should also give tax waiver on companies who manufacture Indian products solely and should also give subsidy on Indian product to promote it to world class level.
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Shreya410 said:
1 decade ago
India must emerge as the best destination for manufacturing in the world.
India's manpower is attracted towards the handsome payments made in foreign countries due ti which India's shilled manpower is going out of the country and helping BPO develop rather than country's own manufacturing sector.
India's manpower is attracted towards the handsome payments made in foreign countries due ti which India's shilled manpower is going out of the country and helping BPO develop rather than country's own manufacturing sector.
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Rupa said:
1 decade ago
I think that more over in India there is no special development on material sciences department. So no one showing interest to produce products because of limited resources and lack of special idea on that. Some of our citizens going to abroad because of money and finding better oppertunities.
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Rajesh said:
1 decade ago
India lagging behind in manufacturing sector because of many reasons. It is because of huge capital requirement, leadership, cost of production, heavy machinery, technology. It and BPO's are flourishing because of man power of our country. But in china they have low cost of production.
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Abhijeet Chougule said:
1 decade ago
I think in India there is lot of corruption. In addition to this Indian people are not interested for making new things. They don't want any risk in their work. Peoples want more money with less effort. But they don't know that there is no short cut to success.
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Sneha said:
1 decade ago
Lack of initiative & investment in the manufacturing sector and also thinking from the point of view of common man, I think every one today is interested in doing a desk-job that is more luxurious rather than doing hard work in a manufacturing industry.
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