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Sunday, September 27, 2015
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INDIA- A FUTURE HUB FOR MANUFACTURING REPLACING CHINA-A GOLDEN INDIA IN MAKING
Abbott Laboratories in Gujrat is in full swing without any interruption with world class roads.
Modi now in power at Central India as Prime Minister ,will change India like Gujrat has been changed in 13 years.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is hoping other executives will be similarly impressed with the ease of manufacturing in his country. Before Modi took charge in New Delhi, he headed the state government in Gujarat, and during his 13 years in power there he made the state an industrial leader. Manufacturing accounts for 28 percent of Gujarat’s economy, compared with 13 percent for the country as a whole, and a touch less than the 30 percent figure for manufacturing titan China.
China became an export powerhouse because of its vast pool of low-wage workers, but it’s no longer so cheap to manufacture there. Pinched by double-digit increases in China’s minimum wages, many companies are looking for low-cost alternatives. Southeast Asian countries such as Vietnam and Indonesia are attractive, but they lack the deep supply of workers available in India. “It’s the only country that has the scale to take up where China is leaving off,” says Frederic Neumann, a senior economist with HSBC (HSBC). Vietnam and Indonesia? “Neither one is big enough to take up the slack,” he says, leaving India with a “golden opportunity.”
By 2016 the country’s growth rate of 7.2 percent will surpass China’s 7.1 percent, says CLSA senior economist Rajeev Malik.
The hourly labor cost in India for manufacturing averages 92¢, compared with $3.52 in China, according to Boston Consulting Group. But, says Anil Gupta, a professor at the University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business, India hasn’t come close to matching China’s investments in the roads, ports, and power networks that companies want. “Lousy infrastructure essentially eats up any advantage the country may have on the labor front.”
Local leaders allied with Modi are trying to change that. In Madhya Pradesh the state government is creating 27 industrial areas while promising to improve infrastructure and make labor laws and land acquisition regulations more investor-friendly. Passing new labor laws that make it easier to hire and fire is especially important.
On the diplomatic front, Modi has adroitly taken advantage of the rivalry between Japan and China: After recent meetings with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Chinese President Xi Jinping, he won commitments for almost $57 billion in investments in India. China pledged $20 billion, and Japan about 4 trillion yen ($35.5 billion). Much of the money will be used to build a giant industrial corridor between Delhi and Mumbai featuring high-speed trains and superhighways. The goal, University of Maryland’s Gupta says, is to turn the area into the equivalent of southern China’s Guangdong province, which built special economic zones to transform China into an exporting power. India’s leaders “have the political ducks lined up” to make that happen, he says.
ARTICLE IN Businessweek
Modi now in power at Central India as Prime Minister ,will change India like Gujrat has been changed in 13 years.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is hoping other executives will be similarly impressed with the ease of manufacturing in his country. Before Modi took charge in New Delhi, he headed the state government in Gujarat, and during his 13 years in power there he made the state an industrial leader. Manufacturing accounts for 28 percent of Gujarat’s economy, compared with 13 percent for the country as a whole, and a touch less than the 30 percent figure for manufacturing titan China.China became an export powerhouse because of its vast pool of low-wage workers, but it’s no longer so cheap to manufacture there. Pinched by double-digit increases in China’s minimum wages, many companies are looking for low-cost alternatives. Southeast Asian countries such as Vietnam and Indonesia are attractive, but they lack the deep supply of workers available in India. “It’s the only country that has the scale to take up where China is leaving off,” says Frederic Neumann, a senior economist with HSBC (HSBC). Vietnam and Indonesia? “Neither one is big enough to take up the slack,” he says, leaving India with a “golden opportunity.”
By 2016 the country’s growth rate of 7.2 percent will surpass China’s 7.1 percent, says CLSA senior economist Rajeev Malik.
The hourly labor cost in India for manufacturing averages 92¢, compared with $3.52 in China, according to Boston Consulting Group. But, says Anil Gupta, a professor at the University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business, India hasn’t come close to matching China’s investments in the roads, ports, and power networks that companies want. “Lousy infrastructure essentially eats up any advantage the country may have on the labor front.”
Local leaders allied with Modi are trying to change that. In Madhya Pradesh the state government is creating 27 industrial areas while promising to improve infrastructure and make labor laws and land acquisition regulations more investor-friendly. Passing new labor laws that make it easier to hire and fire is especially important.
On the diplomatic front, Modi has adroitly taken advantage of the rivalry between Japan and China: After recent meetings with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Chinese President Xi Jinping, he won commitments for almost $57 billion in investments in India. China pledged $20 billion, and Japan about 4 trillion yen ($35.5 billion). Much of the money will be used to build a giant industrial corridor between Delhi and Mumbai featuring high-speed trains and superhighways. The goal, University of Maryland’s Gupta says, is to turn the area into the equivalent of southern China’s Guangdong province, which built special economic zones to transform China into an exporting power. India’s leaders “have the political ducks lined up” to make that happen, he says.
ARTICLE IN Businessweek
Saturday, September 27, 2014
3 MONTHS OF MODI GOVERNMENT
जो पढ़ सके न खुद, किताब मांग रहे है,खुद रख न पाए, वे हिसाब मांग रहे है।
जो कर सके न साठ साल में कोई विकास देश का, वे सौ दिनों में जवाब मांग रहे है।
आज गधे गुलाब मांग रहे है, चोर लुटेरे इन्साफ मांग रहे है।
जो लुटते रहे देश को 60 सालों तक,
सुना है आज वो 1OO दिन का हिसाब मांग रहे है?
जो लुटते रहे देश को 60 सालों तक,
सुना है आज वो 1OO दिन का हिसाब मांग रहे है?
जब 3 महीनो में पेट्रोल की कीमते 7 रुपये तक कम हो जाये,
जब 3 महीनो में डॉलर 68 से 60 हो जाये,
जब 3 महीनो में डॉलर 68 से 60 हो जाये,
जब 3 महीनो में सब्जियों की कीमते कम हो जाये,
जब 3 महीनो में सिलिंडर की कीमते कम हो जाये,
जब 3 महीनो में बुलेट ट्रैन भारत में चलाये जाने को सरकार की हरी झंडी मिल जाये,
जब 3 महीनो में सभी सरकारी कर्मचारी समय पर ऑफिस पहुचने लग जाये,
जब 3 महीनो में काले धन वापसी पर कमिटी बन जाये,
जब 3 महीनो में पाकिस्तान को एक करारा जवाब दे दिया जाए,
जब 3 महीनो में भारत के सभी पडोसी मुल्को से रिश्ते सुधरने लग जाये,
जब 3 महीनो में हमारी हिन्दू नगरी काशी को स्मार्ट सिटी बनाने जैसा प्रोजेक्ट पास हो जाये,
जब 3 महीनो में विकास दर 2 साल में सबसे ज्यादा हो जाये,
जब हर गरीबो के उठान के लिए जान धन योजना पास हो जाये.
जब इराक से हजारो भारतीयों को सही सलामत वतन वापसी हो जाये!
तो भाई अछे दिन कैसे नहीं आये???
वो रस्सी आज भी संग्रहालय में है जिस्से गांधी बकरी बांधा करते थे
किन्तु वो रस्सी कहां है जिस पे भगत सिंह, सुखदेव और राजगुरु हसते हुए झूले थे?
हालात-ए-मुल्क देख के रोया न गया,
कोशिश तो की पर मूंह ढक के सोया न गया
देश मेरा क्या बाजार हो गया है ...
पकड़ता हु तिरंगा तो लोग पूछते है कितने का है...
वर्षों बाद एक नेता को माँ गंगा की आरती करते देखा है,
वरना अब तक एक परिवार की समाधियों पर फूल चढ़ते देखा है।
वर्षों बाद एक नेता को अपनी मातृभाषा में बोलते देखा है,
वरना अब तक रटी रटाई अंग्रेजी बोलते देखा है।
किन्तु वो रस्सी कहां है जिस पे भगत सिंह, सुखदेव और राजगुरु हसते हुए झूले थे?
हालात-ए-मुल्क देख के रोया न गया,
कोशिश तो की पर मूंह ढक के सोया न गया
देश मेरा क्या बाजार हो गया है ...
पकड़ता हु तिरंगा तो लोग पूछते है कितने का है...
वर्षों बाद एक नेता को माँ गंगा की आरती करते देखा है,
वरना अब तक एक परिवार की समाधियों पर फूल चढ़ते देखा है।
वर्षों बाद एक नेता को अपनी मातृभाषा में बोलते देखा है,
वरना अब तक रटी रटाई अंग्रेजी बोलते देखा है।
वर्षों बाद एक नेता को Statue Of Unity बनाते देखा है,
वरना अब तक एक परिवार की मूर्तियां बनते देखा है।
वर्षों बाद एक नेता को संसद की माटी चूमते देखा है,
वरना अब तक इटैलियन सैंडिल चाटते देखा है।
वर्षों बाद एक नेता को देश के लिए रोते देखा है,
वरना अब तक "मेरे पति को मार दिया" कह कर वोटों की भीख मांगते देखा है।
पाकिस्तान को घबराते देखा है,
अमेरिका को झुकते देखा है।
इतने वर्षों बाद भारत माँ को खुलकर मुस्कुराते देखा है।
इतने वर्षों बाद भारत माँ को खुलकर मुस्कुराते देखा है।
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