NITI Aayog Bats for Profit-Led Manufacturing Push, Greater Scale

NITI Aayog bats for profit-led manufacturing push, greater scale

Report argues that India's manufacturing push needs differentiated policy responses, as constraints related to raw materials, technology, infrastructure, market

Chemicals, textiles, telecom, solar PV sector key to India's global manufacturing push: NITI Aayog

India's chemicals, textiles, telecom and network equipment, and solar photovoltaic manufacturing sectors can push India become a global manufacturing powerhouse, according to a NITI Aayog report titled "Key Sectors to Position India as a Global Manufacturing Hub."

NITI Aayog says textile, chemical, solar, other sectors key to position India as global manufacturing hub - The Tribune

India’s textile industry has significant potential to strengthen its global competitiveness by improving raw material availability, scaling up manufacturing through infrastructure support, and expanding market access through deeper trade integration, as per the NITI Aayog report.

Mint Explainer: Why Niti Aayog wants a national caregiving policy

India not only has a shortage of caregivers, but also lacks a system to ensure they are properly trained, recognised and available to those who need them.

Well-designed regulatory ecosystem can further strengthen service exports: NITI Aayog - tennews.in: National News Portal

New Delhi, Aug 14 (IANS) As India approaches its demographic peak, professional services offer significant opportunities for high-skilled employment, entrepreneurship and innovation, a NITI Aayog report said on Friday, adding that a well-designed regulatory ecosystem can further strengthen service exports, cross-border mobility of professionals and the ease of doing business. The report provides an indicative […] The post Well-designed regulatory…

India’s solar manufacturing ambitions: The role of AI and smart manufacturing

India has already established itself as one of the world’s largest solar markets. The bigger opportunity now is to become a serious manufacturing power, not just a large consumer of solar equipment. We’re seeing encouraging investments across the value chain, from modules and cells to ingots and wafers. That is an important step because long-term competitiveness will come from building a complete manufacturing ecosystem rather than isolated capa…