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Manufacturing Resilience Is No Longer Optional—It Must Be Built End-to-End

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By Shikhar Aggarwal
| Frost & Sullivan
Manufacturers Are Facing a New Operating Reality Manufacturers today are operating under unprecedented pressure. They are no longer optimizing for a single metric such as efficiency or cost.
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India’s smallest entrepreneurs are driving its biggest economic shift

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By Shikhar Aggarwal
| ET Edge Insights Verified
India’s villages are finally growing with its cities, And the people making that happen are running small service counters, carrying handheld devices into narrow lanes, and doing work that policy papers have been promising for decades. Across Tier-4 towns and deep rural pockets, a new kind of entrepreneur has arrived. They are venture-backed by necessity and circumstance rather than Silicon Valley money.
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Digitisation Is No Longer a Reform. It Is State Capacity

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By Shikhar Aggarwal, Joint MD
| futech.financialexpressb2b.com
For years, digitisation in government was treated as an efficiency lever - useful but not foundational. That framing is now obsolete. Digital capability has become synonymous with state capacity. Governments that fail to build robust digital infrastructure will not just lag in service delivery; they will struggle to govern in a high-demand, real-time, globally mobile world. The pressure is already visible.
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