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crazywithmath said:
It is not that deep. The avg (((Indian))) redditor does not reside in India. Their opinions do not matter.

Also, the right leaning Indian subreddits got banned/became inactive after covid. Plebbit was not this unhinged before.
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It's like how Kharge's faceberg page is run from ((( norway )))
 
Varoon4 said:
As of now, are there any Indian companies manufacturing polycrystalline or monocrystalline cells. It is known that India certainly imports the majority of solar cells.
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India’s solar module manufacturing capacity has surged from 38 gigawatt (GW) in March 2024 to 91 GW now, the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE).

India’s solar cell manufacturing capacity has also grown — from 9 GW in March 2024 to 25 GW now — it still falls short of meeting the total demand for modules.

While cell imports from China rose 141 per cent in quantity between FY24 and FY25, their value increased only 34 per cent — indicating a sharp fall in per-unit prices.

Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) is set to commission its solar cell manufacturing facility in the next quarter, achieving a significant milestone in its goal of building a fully integrated solar value chain in Jamnagar, Gujarat.

RIL’s Jamnagar complex will house a fully integrated “sand-to-module” solar production vale chain, including polysilicon, wafers, cells, modules, and solar glass. It has already begun producing high-efficiency heterojunction technology (HJT) solar modules,

RIL has access to 700,000 acres of land at Kutch, which can support up to 125 GW of production. The company expects its vertically integrated business — spanning PV module manufacturing to energy generation and green molecule production —to deliver cost competitiveness with attractive return at the manufacturing as well as electricity generation stage.
 
ArjunMK1A said:

View: https://www.reddit.com/r/AskIndia/comments/1m5glu3/is_india_really_a_ticking_time_bomb/

Day by Day reddit becomes retarded. Same doomer opinion is rehashed and posted there. Similar to how we have jet shot down news recycled for last 15 days. Wake up, see 20 pages of this nautanki and sleep.
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Leave it, wait for 10 years and the world will see India's economic prowess, the only thing I am worried about is the civic sense of our people. I heard a very wise saying about pessimists," ye MC apna birthday bhi nahi banate hoge kyuki 9 mahine pehle inki maa **udi thi" forgive my French mods, necessary sentiments were delivered in a crass way.
 
sauntheninja said:
Any plans from the government to start making ballpoint or other pens in general? Just bought a ball point pen from a local retailer and its all from china.
The size of these factories is again very huge and capturing some of the market would bring a lot of employment

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VnT2-Yy4hUs
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View: https://youtu.be/zz6BaXtIR6c

https://domsindia.com/

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Infrastructure - DOMS

DOMS India established its very first manufacturing unit at Umbargoan, Gujarat. We have also invested significant resources in our pencil manufacturing facility at Jammu to complement the inadequacy in manufacturing capabilities.
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View: https://x.com/CNBCTV18News/status/1947627899374199060

India-U.S. trade deal unlikely before August 1. Talks stalled after U.S. proposed 20% tariffs on India while seeking zero tariffs in return, similar to deals US has inked with Vietnam & Indonesia.
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You give a finger and they grab your hand.
You bend the knee, they ask you to crawl.

Good Govt is not budging.

We must pushback in the other spheres too
 
Okay, this totally flew under the radar - CPI below 3%, flat tax growth (higher refunds?). Need to cut rates more.

@ezsasa

No idea what explains this. Monpol is not tight anymore. Govt did a mega income tax cut mela only a few months back. And yet, things still do not look good.
 
crazywithmath said:
Okay, this totally flew under the radar - CPI below 3%, flat tax growth (higher refunds?). Need to cut rates more.

@ezsasa

No idea what explains this. Monpol is not tight anymore. Govt did a mega income tax cut mela only a few months back. And yet, things still do not look good.
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base effect, vegetables and pulses dropped a lot YoY, last year was high. must be crop surplus.
 
m.economictimes.com

The dragon’s shadow still looms over Make in India

India's manufacturing ambitions face a significant hurdle: deep reliance on Chinese supply chains. While initiatives like Make in India and PLI schemes aim for self-reliance, key sectors like electronics, renewable energy, and pharmaceuticals heavily depend on Chinese components.
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@concard @ezsasa can you guys find how accurate and relevant are these figures? I feel like the article is adding a bit too much masala in some sectors. And these figures don't tell the complete picture. Like take example of medicines/pharma, it doesn't really makes sense to talk about anti-biotic import here.
 
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redpanda said:
m.economictimes.com

The dragon’s shadow still looms over Make in India

India's manufacturing ambitions face a significant hurdle: deep reliance on Chinese supply chains. While initiatives like Make in India and PLI schemes aim for self-reliance, key sectors like electronics, renewable energy, and pharmaceuticals heavily depend on Chinese components.
m.economictimes.com m.economictimes.com
@concard @ezsasa can you guys find how accurate and relevant are these figures? I feel like the article is adding a bit too much masala in some sectors. And these figures don't tell the complete picture. Like take example of medicines/pharma, it doesn't really makes sense to talk about anti-biotic import here.
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grok says claims are accurate. author is not mentioned anyways.

these are snapshot articles, designed to make a point.

years ago similar articles used to be about white goods, electronics, ac compressors etc. now points in those old articles don't apply. what happens is four five plants come online somewhere in the country and these percentages shift bit by bit in Indian domestic industry's favour. it's better to focus on trendlines rather than snapshots.

in any case, 100% indigenisation is not possible in medium term, same as in other manufacturing countries. there will be some components imported.

on a side note, haven't seen a national level tracker on how many product lines are 100% localised, should be relatively easy to build one with GST data that gormint has.
 
liberalredditor said:
Cello india used to be a leader but got acquired by a phoren company
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owners will keep needing cash for something or the other, either they raise from market, take on debt, or sell equity.
as long as manufacturing stays in the country, it's fine i suppose.
 
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