Make In India in Trouble? 6 Concerns Raised By Trump’s Return 

By Gaurav Kandari | November 16, 2024

While Trump’s tough stance on China is expected to escalate tariffs, India stands ready to fill the gap–particularly in sectors like electronics, chemicals, and automotive. 

Trump’s Return: The China +1 AdvantageAverage Salary: $170,338

With reducing dependence on Chinese imports, India’s CDMOS can step up—with lower costs and expertise, which already positions Indian firms as key players in the market.

Pharma’s Golden Hour, or Is It? 

Modi and Trump’s long-standing camaraderie could reignite strategic partnerships, including but not limited to defense, counter-terrorism, and a shared outlook against China’s influence in Asia. 

Stronger US-India Ties

A stronger U.S. economy implies a retail demand boost, which means the opening of new doors for Indian textile and apparel exporters. Make in India could soon be going global!

Textiles and Make in India

This could mean access to critical tech, including the long-awaited GE jet engine transfer. It also implies growth, especially in India’s ambitions to become a global powerhouse.

IT and Tech Boost

Despite the potential for India’s Make in India initiative to soar to new heights, the same cannot be said for Indian students–with Trump’s protectionist stance set to impact H1B Visa seekers.

Challenges to VISA

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