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- Chief Economic Advisor V. Anantha Nageswaran stated that India must expand its manufacturing sector alongside services to ensure economic resilience.
- He emphasized the necessity of creating both AI-enabled and AI-insulated jobs to protect employment levels amid demographic shifts.
- The official urged for improved tax policies and workforce training to remain competitive for foreign investment.
- These structural changes are intended to maintain India's current economic growth momentum and mitigate long-term social risks.
What to watch next
- Government policy shifts regarding state-level manufacturing incentives
- Developments in curriculum updates for AI-ready job training
- Measures to address the slowdown in entry-level job creation
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V. Anantha Nageswaran
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“We have to reimagine and be prepared to reinvent many of the ways in which we operate, whether you are in the private or the public sector,”
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…the weaponisation of supply chains, climate variability and growing competition from China's manufacturing capabilities. Also Read: Who gets the fruits of India’s economic growth? CEA Nageswaran has an answer " We have to reimagine and be prepared to reinvent many of the ways in which we operate, whether you are in the private or the public sector, " he said, emphasising the need to build economic resilience while sustaining growth. Nageswaran said manufacturing would be central to diversifying India's growth and strengthening its economic resilience and security.…
“India, he said, could not afford to choose between manufacturing and services and would need to develop both sectors simultaneously.”
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…he said, emphasising the need to build economic resilience while sustaining growth. Nageswaran said manufacturing would be central to diversifying India's growth and strengthening its economic resilience and security. India, he said, could not afford to choose between manufacturing and services and would need to develop both sectors simultaneously. He pointed to India's goods trade deficit, which remains at around 3.5-4% of GDP even after excluding oil and gold, as a reason to deepen domestic manufacturing. However, he cautioned that indigenisation should go hand…
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