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automobile industry
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India
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The automobile industry is seen as a luxury segment, with car ownership considered a status symbol and a sign of wealth.
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automobile industry
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India
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Challenges in infrastructure and affordability limit widespread ownership
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automobile industry
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India
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Associated with affordable, small- to mid-sized vehicles, and innovation in adapting to local needs.
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fabrication
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India
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Fabrication can also refer to the crafting of handmade textiles or garments, often done in traditional or artisanal settings.
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factories
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India
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Factories are a source of employment for a significant portion of the population, especially in the textile and garment industry.
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factory
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India
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Factories are places of labor-intensive production, often involving textile manufacturing, garment production, and other forms of manual labor.
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factory
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India
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Factories are prevalent, often employing low-wage workers and producing goods for export to Western countries.
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industry
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India
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Presence of large informal and small-scale industries alongside organized and large-scale manufacturing
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industry
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India
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Significant reliance on labor-intensive production methods in textile and garment industries
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industry
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India
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Traditional industries such as textiles and crafts are an important part of the economy, often involving manual labor and craftsmanship.
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manufacturer
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India
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Manufacturers are viewed as providers of essential products, supporting the local community and economy through their production.
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manufacturing
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India
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Manufacturing is a significant driver of economic growth and industrial development.
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manufacturing
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India
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Manufacturing is a major source of employment, and many products are handmade or produced using traditional methods.
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tech industry
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India
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Source of high-paying jobs and career opportunities
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