Exporting from India to Indians Overseas India is home to one of the largest and most widespread diasporas in the world, with over 30 million people of Indian origin residing in more than 130 countries. From Mauritius to Canada, and from the UAE to Trinidad & Tobago, from Uganda to Kenya and from United Kingdom… Read More »

India shares extensive land borders with several neighboring countries—Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Pakistan, and China—making cross-border trade through road and rail not only feasible but highly strategic. As a rapidly growing economy and a central player in South Asia, India’s trade connectivity with these neighbors plays a crucial role in promoting regional integration, economic development,… Read More »

India’s Transformation – From Importer to Global Exporter India’s export journey has seen a remarkable transformation over the past few decades. Once heavily reliant on imports for essential goods like electronics, defense equipment, processed foods, and machinery, India is now emerging as a global exporter in these very sectors. Over the past decades, India has… Read More »

India is the most populated country in the world today. About one-fourth of its people are between 15 and 29 years old, and another one-fourth are children aged 0 to 14. This young population makes India a great market for technology products, especially electronics, since young people are the biggest buyers. Because of this, India’s… Read More »

India’s position as a rising economic power is deeply intertwined with its maritime trade routes, which connects it to global markets. The country’s export-import activities depend heavily on several critical maritime routes. These routes have straits, chokepoints and canals. Understanding these straits and canals, its importance, risks, and operational status is vital for grasping India’s… Read More »