India's economic growth is hindered by its restrictions on Chinese investment, despite a significant increase in bilateral trade. While trade has more than doubled, Chinese direct investment in India has plummeted, exacerbating the trade deficit. The author argues that India should embrace Chinese capital, drawing parallels to how China itself became a manufacturing powerhouse through foreign investment. Overcoming structural issues in manufacturing and pharmaceuticals beyond just lifting restrictions is also crucial for India's economic sovereignty. AI
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