India Should Focus on Growing Amid Coronavirus

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India Should Focus on Growing Amid Coronavirus

• "When there is a crisis, there is an opportunity"

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The Current Scenario

• The crazy coronavirus epidemic has rocked
  humanity, the environment and health worldwide.
  We can not yet predict the real effects of the
  pandemic. In addition to losing our loved ones,
  income, industry, financial markets and workers
  are losing worldwide. Much more accounting. The
  proliferation of modern coronavirus has placed
  the world in a condition close to that of
  Catch-22. We have to save our people and we must
  shut down our production facilities, schools,
  companies to do so. The knock-on effects of
  locking these sources of earnings and jobs put an
  end to the economy, goes without saying.

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Impact on Economy

• From the sudden collapse in crude oil prices
  below zero in US oil trading, we can foresee the
  severity of the picture. As the total financial
  burden of the epidemic, the World Bank reported
  2.8 billion.
• Situations after COVID-19 would drain our economy
  and influence the livelihoods of millions
  worldwide. The nation, its GDP and growth are
  being squeezed out in the majority of infected
  countries every second. The financial exchange
  has also been frozen. More human-interacted
  enterprises are most likely to suffer. The cost
  of medicinal products and health care is rapidly
  increasing. It would impact the selling of
  smartphones and electronics. Technological
  shortcomings will result in higher logistical
  costs. Oil / disease, the prices of aircraft have
  declined dramatically. Overall, the global
  economy shakes.
• Is the earth been abandoned? Are we helpless
  only?
• No

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World's Stand on The Global Pandemic

• The entire planet is facing a tough time and we
  are getting ready to fight it. The war is not
  only waged in the hospitals, but in the front. In
  the financial markets there may be countless
  changes, but the world is doing its best to turn
  the situation around and become victors. Leading
  foreign economists and finance specialists work
  day and night to reduce the effects on the
  economy of coronavirus. Coronavirus is going to
  be with us for a long time, according to WHO. We
  are all prepared to step up and create everything
  for mankind and for the economy.
• How is it?

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Opportunities for India

• One of the fastest-growing economies, India has
  huge growth possibilities amid the ongoing
  situation. It can become the second-best option
  to choose as a production center by these leading
  global companies. The 'Make In India' program can
  give global recognition to the Indian economy and
  place the country as the next manufacturing hub.
  Several advantages in India can uplift their
  manufacturing standards.
• Robust Demand Increase in overall production due
  to comprehensive and huge domestic market.
• Hike in Investments The government is investing
  in the manufacturing sector with an open-heart.
• Policy Support Various initiatives and
  sector-specific incentives to numerous
  manufacturing companies show the path of becoming
  a global manufacturing hub.
• Competitive Advantage A large population of
  Youth workforce makes India a young country ready
  for challenges and competition.
• Government Initiatives The government is doing
  its bit to promote a healthy environment for the
  manufacturing sector to grow rapidly. For
  example, Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana to
  train candidates Natural Policy on Electronics
  (NPE) to create the electronics manufacturing
  industry in the country by 2025.

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