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Can India afford BLANKET BAN on Made in China? | The Urban Debate
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47:42Now PlayingOn The Urban Debate with Tanvi Shukla, The importance of focussing on local Indian products has been the narrative for a really long time, but the dependency of India on China for a lot of products cannot be denied as well. The empowerment of Indian products, artists, and commodities is of utmost importance to make a difference.
Anything that will actually impact China will have to be a long-term policy, as the panel discusses. Empower the Indian businesses as it can't be a knee-jerk reaction!
We should be able to draw a fine line between nationalism & self-sufficiency. Going overboard & saying stop everything will hurt us more than Chin, says, Dinakar Peri, Defence Correspondent
Now, the government needs to put their foot down and take strict measures. One of the things that we can do to support our govt is to put on hold the contracts that we've been taking on, says, Clyde Crastro, NCP
The implementation on the ground, and what we talk, have to be the same. Per person import from China in 2014 was ₹3,000, now it has increased to ₹6,000. It has to be in our action, not only in words, says, Rohan Gupta, Congress
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