The Indian economy is approximately $4 Trillion US Dollars and is expected to rise to $5 Trillion US Dollars by 2030, according to official government and NITI Aayog reports. It’s good to see the Indian economy growing at over 7%, but here’s the catch—has the average family income or per capita income actually increased? The answer might be: No. The Indian government has launched multiple schemes to support MSME's and medium-sized organizations, helping them grow rapidly. Initiatives like Make in India and the PLI (Production Linked Incentive) scheme are boosting the electronics, automotive, textiles, and pharma sectors. Major global brands like Apple, Samsung, and Foxconn are investing in India. While we proudly say we're "Making in India," the reality is—we still rely heavily on imports for chip manufacturing. Indian youth lack the cutting-edge skills truly required for high-tech sectors. Companies like TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company) are leading t...