Indian Economy

[Suryavanshi]

Literally yesterday. Wtf is even going on. Made in India is printed over the wrapper, but racket says Chyena.
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The packet is made in India saar.

Indian economic machinery has saturated all of its policy maneuver in its current setup and no expansion can take place unless the setup is changed.

 

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The packet is made in India saar.

Indian economic machinery has saturated all of its policy maneuver in its current setup and no expansion can take place unless the setup is changed.

Is this something waqeels actually pull in court?

 

[nongaddarliberal]

The packet is made in India saar.

Indian economic machinery has saturated all of its policy maneuver in its current setup and no expansion can take place unless the setup is changed.

MEA came out with a statement that they want more Indians going abroad, completely ignoring the changing political and cultural landscape in the host countries which have turned anti immigrant.

There is a serious split between sensible and grounded people like Sanjeev Sanyal and more entrenched (compromised) elements in the govt pushing in two different directions.

Still, I'm not so pessimistic of our manufacturing potential yet. It's picking up steadily with electronics and now even semi conductors. It's not difficult to keep the ball rolling into different categories once the ecosystem starts expanding.

 

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MEA came out with a statement that they want more Indians going abroad, completely ignoring the changing political and cultural landscape in the host countries which have turned anti immigrant.

There is a serious split between sensible and grounded people like Sanjeev Sanyal and more entrenched (compromised) elements in the govt pushing in two different directions.

Still, I'm not so pessimistic of our manufacturing potential yet. It's picking up steadily with electronics and now even semi conductors. It's not difficult to keep the ball rolling into different categories once the ecosystem starts expanding.

Not entirely, it's mainly smartphones and within that mainly Apple led, followed by Samsung.

By next year there is that import quota for laptops and servers making a Cumback, HP, Lenovo, Acer, Asus have already announced local production in India for laptops, servers etc so lets see what happens

We have TV and white good manufacturing also but no idea how much is exported, if they are manufacturing here via basic assembly just to juke duties

 

[nongaddarliberal]

Not entirely, it's mainly smartphones and within that mainly Apple led, followed by Samsung.

By next year there is that import quota for laptops and servers making a Cumback, HP, Lenovo, Acer, Asus have already announced local production in India for laptops, servers etc so lets see what happens

We have TV and white good manufacturing also but no idea how much is exported, if they are manufacturing here via basic assembly just to juke duties

Ecosystem always starts out as components and subcompinents, then expands to more and more types of products and bigger and bigger shares of overall components.

Unlike Vietnam today and China in its early days, India can also actively play a part in the R&D process of these companies. We already are in that space for semicon design. It can prove useful in speeding up localization of production.

 

[sameer]

Übermensch Han Empire showing Vishwacoolie Dehat Republic it's true place. Brutal.

Prolonged Chinese imports may hit Indian steel industry's investments, Tata Steel CEO says

Tata Steel's CEO has warned that an influx of cheap Chinese steel imports is threatening the Indian steel industry. The surge in imports, deemed "unfairly priced," could stifle investment in the domestic market. While Indian demand for steel is booming, the influx of Chinese products is keeping...

economictimes.indiatimes.com

Afaik The vast majority of import is CRGO or electrical steel, which Tata doesn't even manufacture in India nor has the technology to do so. Also there are different grades in electrical steel and all the higher grades are imported from Cheen/Jap and SK.



Its only recently that JSW has jumped into this, but even that is due to a tie up where the Japanese company will give license/tot.

Very little in house R&D by our rent seeking conglomerates despite 100+ years of steel making.

https://www.ciphernews.com/articles/indias-clean-energy-push-stalls-over-china-tensions/

JSW Steel forms JV with Japanese major; to invest ₹5,500 cr in Karnataka

JV will form the first company to have end-to-end manufacturing of grain-oriented electrical steel products in India

www.fortuneindia.com

 

[karn]

Chindi brands can get away with scams like this, that's why i don't trust any chappri brand saying MADE IN INDIA SAAAAR on the packet for cheap products like usb cables and all

The packet is made in India saar.

Indian economic machinery has saturated all of its policy maneuver in its current setup and no expansion can take place unless the setup is changed.

>Packet is "made in India"
> Packet is literally covered with "Zhou"

 

[FalconSlayers]

Afaik The vast majority of import is CRGO or electrical steel, which Tata doesn't even manufacture in India nor has the technology to do so. Also there are different grades in electrical steel and all the higher grades are imported from Cheen/Jap and SK.

View attachment 14583

Its only recently that JSW has jumped into this, but even that is due to a tie up where the Japanese company will give license/tot.

Very little in house R&D by our rent seeking conglomerates despite 100+ years of steel making.

https://www.ciphernews.com/articles/indias-clean-energy-push-stalls-over-china-tensions/

JSW Steel forms JV with Japanese major; to invest ₹5,500 cr in Karnataka

JV will form the first company to have end-to-end manufacturing of grain-oriented electrical steel products in India

www.fortuneindia.com

All the money these dhandhos made making billions of tonnes of steel all these decades but couldn't invest enough to produce domestic equivalents. So-called "2nd largest" steel producers.

 

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All the money these dhandhos made making billions of tonnes of steel all these decades but couldn't invest enough to produce domestic equivalents. So-called "2nd largest" steel producers.

dhandhos bz offshoring the profits or purchasing foreign companies like JLR

 

[karn]

Afaik The vast majority of import is CRGO or electrical steel, which Tata doesn't even manufacture in India nor has the technology to do so. Also there are different grades in electrical steel and all the higher grades are imported from Cheen/Jap and SK.

View attachment 14583

Its only recently that JSW has jumped into this, but even that is due to a tie up where the Japanese company will give license/tot.

Very little in house R&D by our rent seeking conglomerates despite 100+ years of steel making.

https://www.ciphernews.com/articles/indias-clean-energy-push-stalls-over-china-tensions/

JSW Steel forms JV with Japanese major; to invest ₹5,500 cr in Karnataka

JV will form the first company to have end-to-end manufacturing of grain-oriented electrical steel products in India

www.fortuneindia.com

I know for a fact that JSW has been producing electric furnace steel for the last 10 - 15 years . Cause my cousin worked on that plant in odisha .

 

[sameer]

I know for a fact that JSW has been producing electric furnace steel for the last 10 - 15 years . Cause my cousin worked on that plant in odisha .

Thyssenkrup's Indian subsidiary does it in small quantities. But Indian companies don't have the tech.

No Domestic CRGO Steel Till 2027; Industry Appeals For Allowing Imports

India is grappling with an acute shortage of cold rolled grain-oriented (CRGO) steel, a crucial material used in the production of distribution and power transformers that are essential components of the country's power grid infrastructure.

knnindia.co.in

 

[karn]

Thyssenkrup's Indian subsidiary does it in small quantities. But Indian companies don't have the tech.

No Domestic CRGO Steel Till 2027; Industry Appeals For Allowing Imports

India is grappling with an acute shortage of cold rolled grain-oriented (CRGO) steel, a crucial material used in the production of distribution and power transformers that are essential components of the country's power grid infrastructure.

knnindia.co.in

Ok .. I was talking about steel produced from electric arc furnaces not steel for electrical applications.

https://jswmi.in/products/electrical-steel/