Scaling up innovation, more collaboration across businesses, larger firms, MSMEs and innovators are critical for India to become the core in the global supply chain instead of just being in the periphery, Mahindra & Mahindra Managing Director and CEO Anish Shah said on Friday. The country has got the best talent with innovations happening across universities and has strengths in manufacturing and it should not be just a "plus one" to China or Europe, he said, while speaking at the annual convention of industry body FICCI. "You heard a lot about 'China plus one' and more recently 'Europe plus one'. Why is it plus one? Why is India not at the core? Why are we on the periphery? What is missing?" he asked. Shah further said, "If you look at what we have today, we have got the best talent. We have got innovations that happen across our universities, across various different areas in India. We are the manufacturing strength now. "We have a government that's committed to driving change ..
The ministry and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) are jointly co-hosting the FCBD meeting
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A surge in COVID-19 cases has spurred lockdowns in the southern Chinese manufacturing hub of Guangzhou, adding to financial pressure that has disrupted global supply chains and sharply slowed growth in the world's second-largest economy. Residents in districts encompassing almost 5 million people have been ordered to stay home at least through Sunday, with one member of each family allowed out once per day to purchase necessities, local authorities said Wednesday. The order came after the densely populated city of 13 million reported more than 2,500 new cases over the previous 24 hours. Public transport has been suspended and classes halted across much of Guangzhou, while flights to Beijing and other major cities have been cancelled, according to state media. China has retained its strict zero-COVID policy despite relatively low case numbers and no new deaths. The country's borders remain largely closed and internal travel and trade is fraught with ever-changing quarantine ...
The abrupt move is expected to disrupt a factory already grappling with an outcry over an on-site coronavirus outbreak, worker exodus and enforced quarantine
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Apple on Tuesday exhorted its global supply chain to decarbonise by 2030, as the tech giant said it will evaluate the work of its major manufacturing partners to decarbonise their Apple-related operations, and track annual progress. Cupertino, California-headquartered Apple has been carbon neutral for its global corporate operations since 2020, and is focused on the goal to become carbon neutral across its entire global supply chain and the life cycle of every product, the company said in a newsroom post. "Apple calls on global supply chain to decarbonise by 2030," the post said. The company is accelerating work with suppliers to decarbonise Apple-related production and expanding investments in clean energy and climate solutions. Apple "will evaluate the work of its major manufacturing partners to decarbonise their Apple-related operations including running on 100 per cent renewable electricity and will track yearly progress". As the impacts of climate change are increasingly fe