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Increased industrial activity in India could generate demand for raw materials, intermediate goods, and services from countries such as Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. Bangladesh’s textile industry could strengthen its links with Indian manufacturing networks, while Sri Lanka may gain from expanded opportunities in tourism, logistics, and services.
Why Workers Are Leaving Delhi: When Policy Needs to Align With Ground Reality
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Price Tag of Deception: How Fast Fashion Exploits South Asia’s Supply Chain
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