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Learn from Indian Entrepreneurs@101xfounders Piyush Goyal highlighted how India’s manufacturing journey has evolved, saying the country has moved from “Make for India” to “Make for the World.” Over the past decade, India has focused on expanding its manufacturing ecosystem, attracting investments, strengthening supply chains and increasing its role in global markets. For entrepreneurs and businesses, this shift represents a larger opportunity: building products and companies that can compete not just within India, but across the world. Follow @101xfounders for more such business stories.
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@nishan_nb People who are thinking Ye kab huwa? Sabse pehle yehi huwa tha!
@apple1234548 😂😂😂😂
@donnas_beautiful_world Wagging ones own tail there's a sayng 🤷🏻😇Which world are these living not sure.
@aashishrawat31.5 😂
@bikakhit_gogoi Name 5 Indian innovation.that the world is using 😂
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@sigiboy77 He has a great sense of humour. Looks like he shares the same mental space of Big mouth Murthy of Infosys.
@a.bhi.shek321 Log desh se kitni nafrat kr rhe hai... ye dekh kr kaafi अचंभित hu... whether it's assemble or make... u guys should be happy ki 1gb 300 ki jgh 1.5 inr me hai... cuz u can shit comment
@gautam_irm Can you name few products
@vardhanai The supply-chain angle is key: moving from assembly to full manufacturing will depend on local component ecosystems, process know-how, and predictable demand—not just capex.
@elite_music_lover89 😂😂😂
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@navneet2412 😢😂
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@sneelash Kya bnaya hai world ke liye, saste majdoor