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India is the third-largest pharmaceutical producer by volume and the world's top supplier of generic medicines and vaccines. Its affordable, FDA-approved drugs reach over 200 countries, making it essential to global health.

Indian-made consumer electronics-from smartphone components to LED bulbs-are in high demand in the USA due to quality, reliability, and supply chain shifts. Discover the top products driving this export boom.

In 2025, the manufacturing boom isn't in cheap mass production - it's in smart, sustainable tech. Discover which industries are growing fastest and how to get started.

Is a textile mill profitable in India? In 2025, the answer depends on your strategy. Small mills with direct buyers, quality control, and export focus can make 15-25% net profits-but most fail due to cash flow issues and outdated models.

Medical device manufacturing is the highest paid business to own in manufacturing, with profit margins up to 85%. Learn why it beats food, electronics, and steel manufacturing-and how to start with minimal capital.

Importing a car from the USA to India is possible but expensive and complex. Learn the rules, costs, and hidden fees for 2025-and why buying locally is usually the smarter choice.

A small scale industry is defined by machinery investment, not size or revenue. Learn the official limits, real examples, and how staying under the cap unlocks government benefits for manufacturers.

As of 2025, the U.S. has 19 integrated steel mills and around 130 mini-mills producing steel. Learn who owns them, where they’re located, and how clean energy is reshaping American steelmaking.

Discover which hardwoods are truly the strongest for furniture making in India, from teak and sheesham to lesser-known options like sal and Indian maple. Learn what makes each wood durable, affordable, and suited to Indian conditions.

Tata Motors does not sell passenger cars in the USA. While it owns Jaguar Land Rover, its own brands like the Nexon EV aren't available here due to high compliance costs and market strategy. Here's why-and what you can buy instead.

Indian drugs are cheaper because of strict patent laws, massive generic manufacturing, and price controls on essential medicines. Millions worldwide rely on affordable Indian generics for life-saving treatments.

Small scale production offers flexibility and craftsmanship but faces major hurdles like high per-unit costs, supply chain risks, and limited access to automation. Learn the real challenges and how to overcome them.