In India, there are many local products that face challenges in the market due to various factors. These products often struggle to compete with international brands, leading to what some call a \“bad race\“ for survival.
Traditional Indian handicrafts, for example, are known for their unique designs and cultural significance. However, they often lack modern marketing strategies and global reach. This makes it difficult for artisans to sustain their livelihoods.
Another area is the agricultural sector. Local farmers produce high-quality crops like spices, grains, and fruits. Yet, they frequently encounter issues such as poor infrastructure, limited access to markets, and price fluctuations. These factors contribute to the \“bad race\“ where local products find it hard to thrive.
To address this, initiatives focusing on fair trade, digital platforms, and government support are being implemented. These efforts aim to empower local producers and ensure that Indian products can compete effectively on a global scale. |
