Why 'Make in India' Makes Sense
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recently announced 'Make in India' initiative seeks to strengthen India's economy by supporting its manufacturing sector. The campaign focuses on creating jobs and attracting investments from corporations worldwide. In this talk, part of Emory University’s India Week, marketing professor Jagdish Sheth discusses the benefits of the initiative and how it can provide India with an alternative to global sourcing from China while modernizing the country’s supply chain. For more info, visit www.halleinstitute.emory.edu.
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There is a feeling that PM india is trying to introduce the infrastructure in the nation by street advts rather money and technology.
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Ohhhh, he even doesn't know AIIB. How can people believe him? But it is understandable,as he is American!
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He might forget that India is mentally enslaved by the British! What India need is to find its own model,not follow the western
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Talk to this man about the impact of manufacturing on the planet and he will stare at you like a conventional doctor being addressed on matters of preventive health and well-being... The world economics academia encourages energy intensive excavation of the planet's resources as a means to keeping a bloated capitalistic system afloat! An ambition to change India from a self-sustaining land feeding its inhabitants to a manufacturing monster modeled after the US and China... how absurd! 95% of what we consume we don't need. It all ends up in dumpsters when we go to buy newer and better as expectations of fulfillment and gratification from the latest shopping spree somehow failed to have been met... Deep inside, us consumers know this is wrong, as we are simply inhabitants looking for pleasant living. Sadly, we allow the wrong people to prescribe for us the way to achieve pleasant living. Represented here is a message from manufacturers, disguised as a fine product of academia, preaching a planet humming with activity of digging and drilling, manufacturing, shipping, dumping and recycling... In short, what is referred here as... MAKING... Making what? making STUFF...! Do we need this STUFF? Good questions, they will say... but we most certainly need to make make make... How sad.
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