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Pillar of sustainable development; India’s measures and investments to develop water and wastewater infrastructure
Water supply and wastewater infrastructure constitute a fundamental pillar for sustainable development in any country. Providing safe drinking water and efficiently managing wastewater not only impact public health and hygiene but also play a key role in preserving natural resources and improving the quality of life. In this context, the Government of India has, in…
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The lifeblood of industry; Studying the changes in wire and cable production industry trends in India
The wire and cable industry in India, as one of the main pillars of power and telecommunications infrastructure development, plays a vital role in the stability of urban, industrial, and rural networks. The growing demand for electricity, the expansion of industrial projects, and the penetration of digital technologies have created a market for wires and…
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Manifestation of transformation; The components of growth and development of home appliance industry in India
India’s home appliance industry has experienced significant growth over the past two decades, playing a key role in the domestic economy, employment, and the development of consumer infrastructure. By expanding production capacity, adopting modern technologies, and leveraging efficient designs, this industrial sector has been able to offer a wide range of products, including kitchen appliances,…
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Developing India’s aviation infrastructure; A path to transforming transportation and trade
Air transport infrastructure constitutes a fundamental part of the global transportation network and serves as a key indicator of a country’s economic development and social welfare. Airports, runways, terminals, and air traffic control systems enable the rapid and safe movement of passengers and goods, playing a vital role in connecting urban and rural areas. The…
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The key to growth in the health sector; Growth trajectory of India’s pharmaceutical industry
Over the past two decades, India’s pharmaceutical industry has experienced significant development. This growth, aligned with increased production capacity and product diversification, has strengthened the country’s presence in both domestic and global markets. Despite occasional fluctuations, the overall trend indicates stabilization in production, rising investments, and the expansion of innovative technologies within the pharmaceutical sector.…
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Gradual maturity of digitalization; ICT infrastructure as the lifeblood of India’s modern economy
Over the past two decades, India has strategically pursued its path toward digital transformation by focusing on the development of information and communication technology (ICT) infrastructure. Extensive investments in fixed and mobile networks, data centers, cloud services, and e-government programs have created the foundation for economic growth, enhanced industrial productivity, and improved national competitiveness. Flagship…
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Symbol of the digital age; The trend of the leap in office and accounting equipment manufacturing industry in India
The office and accounting equipment manufacturing industry in India has witnessed a rapid growth and transformation over the past two decades. The increase in the number of companies, the development of e-commerce, the move towards digitization and the implementation of government programs such as Digital India have led to an increase in demand for printers,…
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Development of smart urban infrastructure; A driver of India’s sustainable growth
With rapid urbanization, India is on the verge of significant transformations in urban infrastructure that not only reshape the face of its cities but also pave the way for sustainable development. Programs such as the Smart Cities Mission and AMRUT, focusing on public transportation, resource management, and digital services, have effectively enhanced urban infrastructure. Targeted…
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From farm to economy; Evolution of income, employment and value added in India’s agricultural sector
In recent decades, India’s agricultural sector has transitioned from a traditional structure to a technologically advanced and export-oriented system, establishing a strategic role in the national economy. Currently, this sector generates over $350 billion in revenue, with projections indicating growth to $650–800 billion by 2035. Key agricultural products, including cereals (especially wheat and rice), livestock…
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Development axis; development trends of India’s automotive industry and its impact on the metals consumption market
The India’s automotive industry has experienced significant growth in recent years, emerging as a major player in the global market. The development of manufacturing infrastructure, foreign investments, technological upgrades, and product innovation have enabled the country to simultaneously meet domestic demand and export requirements. The growth of fuel-efficient and electric vehicles, shifts in consumer preferences…
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