India's Reluctance to Accept Local Goods Rooted in Import Substitution Policy
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- India's long-held reluctance to accept locally made foreign items stems from the import substitution policy of the socialist era.
- The policy aimed at self‑reliance but neglected technology and quality standards, producing chronic sub‑par products.
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India-made, making the grade
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First reported by Economic Times on ; 1 article from 1 outlet so far.
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- Center (1): Economic Times
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- India-made, making the grade — Economic Times (center) ·