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For decades, India tried to become a manufacturing power by building factories first and worrying about raw materials later. That model worked for textiles, pharma and even automobiles. But it quietly failed in electronics, batteries and advanced technology sectors where supply chains matter more than labour costs. The recent negotiations with Brazil, Canada, France and
International
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar held high-level talks with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Washington this week, focusing on strategic cooperation between India and the United States as broader bilateral ties deepen. Broader Strategic Agenda In discussions, both sides covered a wide range of issues including trade, critical minerals, defence, nuclear
International
Pakistan has dispatched its first shipment of rare earth elements and critical minerals to the United States under a new USD 500 million agreement. The deal marks a major step in mining diplomacy between the two nations. Shipment Details The initial consignment, sent to US Strategic Metals, includes copper concentrate, antimony, and rare earths such […]