Author: Aarav Tandon

Ahmedabad remains India’s top producer of cotton textiles, with over 400,000 workers and global exports. Though old mills are gone, small tech-driven units keep the industry alive and evolving.

The AbbVie scandal involves aggressive drug pricing, patent manipulation, and offshore manufacturing in India that has left U.S. patients paying up to $7,000 per dose while the company profits billions. Learn how Humira became a symbol of pharmaceutical greed.

India is the best country to buy furniture for bulk orders, offering superior craftsmanship, competitive pricing, and wide customization compared to China, Vietnam, or Poland. Learn why global buyers are shifting sourcing to Indian manufacturers.

Explore the hidden challenges of manufacturing in Mexico for startups, from labor shortages to supply chain delays. Learn real-world examples and how to mitigate these risks.

Exporting furniture from India to the USA is possible and profitable, but only if you follow regulations, get the right certifications, and focus on quality craftsmanship. This guide breaks down demand, costs, rules, and how to start.

Cotton is the most used fabric in India, making up 70% of textile production. Its breathability, affordability, and cultural significance make it the default choice across urban and rural areas, from daily wear to traditional garments.

Polyethylene and polypropylene make up the majority of ocean plastic pollution, produced by major chemical companies for single-use packaging. Recycling won't fix it-only cutting production at the source will.

There are five main types of food processing units: thermal, mechanical, cryogenic, separation, and packaging. Each serves a different purpose in turning raw ingredients into safe, shelf-stable food products.

Kasturi Bai, the legendary weaver from Varanasi, is known as the Queen of Textile in India for revolutionizing handloom silk weaving and preserving India's textile heritage against colonial decline and industrialization.

India is now the world's largest producer of mobile phones, LED TVs, power banks, and smartwatches. Discover how policy, investment, and local innovation turned India into the global hub for electronics manufacturing.

The world's biggest steel plant is ArcelorMittal's integrated Ghent-Dunkirk complex in Belgium and France, producing over 13.5 million metric tons of steel annually with advanced automation and plans for carbon neutrality by 2030.

Surat is famous for clothes because it produces 80% of India’s synthetic fabric and 70% of its polyester yarn at unbeatable prices, thanks to thousands of power looms, low labor costs, and a dense cluster of textile suppliers.