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Anant Goenka: 'India Is The Oasis Today' Amid Global Chaos

In an insightful interview, Anant Goenka, Vice Chairman of the RPG Group and President of FICCI, outlined India's expanding industrial and economic strengths amidst global supply chain uncertainties. Highlighting the nation's robust macroeconomic fundamentals, Goenka stated, "India is the oasis today." He emphasized that after leading the services revolution over the past two decades, India is positioned for substantial manufacturing expansion across high-tech domains including deep tech, robotics, electronics, and space tech. Goenka urged Indian businesses to expand their global ambitions, innovate for varied international consumer requirements, and actively leverage newly established free trade agreements. Addressing emerging corporate leadership and young entrepreneurs, he advised Gen Z to focus on large-scale building aligned with national priorities.

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