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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: The government and the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology<\/a> will always intervene in market situations where there is “crowding out of Indian brands due to unfair trade practices”, Minister of State for Electronics and IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar<\/a> said on Monday.

“Wherever we feel that there is a crowding out of Indian brands due to unfair trade practices or unfair practices, we would like to intervene and make sure that those issues are resolved,” Chandrasekhar said.

Responding to a question on the government’s plan to ban foreign brands in the sub Rs 12,000 phone category, Chandrasekhar said that though the ministry had no such proposal at present, it would make sure through policy<\/a> initiatives and interventions that Indian brands also survive and thrive.

“We very strongly believe that in our electronics ecosystem, there is a role for Indian brands, entrepreneurs and supply chain. It is not to the exclusion of foreign suppliers or foreign brands. But we believe that it is our policy and the government of India’s obligation and duty to also build Indian brands,” Chandrasekhar said.

The government’s overall vision for electronics manufacturing<\/a>, the minister of state said, was a robust, innovative ecosystem that consisted of global major as well as Indian brands, both of which are viable.

ET had earlier reported that the government was working on a strategy to nudge Chinese smartphone players to steer clear of the sub- Rs 12,000 markets as part of a bid to revive the fortunes of local companies that have been pushed to the fringes in the last seven years.

Chandrasekhar was speaking at the launch of a joint report prepared by the Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations (ICRIER) and the Indian Cellular and Electronics Association<\/a> (ICEA).

The ICRIER report has suggested a two-phase sequential approach to achieve the size and pace of electronics manufacturing achieved by countries such as China and Vietnam. The report suggests that in the short term, the focus of the companies in the space as well as the government policies should be on achieving a global scale in exports with a target of $30 billion.

“This calls for temporarily easing localisation requirements, lowering customs duties and accelerating integration through FTAs (free trade agreements). The second phase should focus on increasing domestic value addition through the creation of a competitive domestic ecosystem of ancillary suppliers,” the report has suggested.
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政府干预如果印度品牌受到不公平贸易行为”

“无论我们觉得有挤出效应的印度品牌由于不公平贸易行为或不公平的做法,我们要干预,确保这些问题得以解决,“钱德拉塞卡说。

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新德里:政府和电子和信息技术总是会介入市场情况有“挤出效应的印度品牌由于不公平贸易行为”,电子和部长吗拉杰夫钱德拉塞卡周一表示。

“无论我们觉得有挤出效应的印度品牌由于不公平贸易行为或不公平的做法,我们要干预,确保这些问题得以解决,“钱德拉塞卡说。

反应一个问题在政府的计划禁止外国品牌子Rs 12000手机类别,钱德拉塞卡表示,尽管中国目前没有这样的提案,它将确保通过政策计划和干预措施,印度品牌的生存和发展。

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“我们强烈相信在电子产品的生态系统,有一个印度的品牌作用,企业家和供应链。它不是排除外国供应商或外国品牌。但我们相信,这是我们的政策,印度政府的义务和责任也建立印度品牌,“钱德拉塞卡说。

政府的总体设想电子产品制造国务部长说,一个健壮的、创新的生态系统,是全球主要的印度品牌,两者都是可行的。

等此前报道称,巴西政府正在致力于推动中国智能手机战略玩家避开sub - Rs 12000市场的一部分为了重振当地公司的命运已经被推到边缘在过去的七年。

钱德拉塞卡在之前推出的一份联合报告由印度国际经济关系研究委员会(-)和印度的手机和电子协会(ICEA)。

ICRIER报告提出一个两阶段序贯方法实现电子制造业的规模和速度通过中国和越南等国家。报告认为,在短期内,公司的重点空间以及政府政策应该在实现全球范围内的出口300亿美元的目标。

“这需要暂时宽松本地化需求,降低关税和加速集成通过fta(自由贸易协定)。第二阶段应该把重点放在增加国内价值之外创建一个竞争国内的生态系统辅助供应商,”报告显示。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: The government and the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology<\/a> will always intervene in market situations where there is “crowding out of Indian brands due to unfair trade practices”, Minister of State for Electronics and IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar<\/a> said on Monday.

“Wherever we feel that there is a crowding out of Indian brands due to unfair trade practices or unfair practices, we would like to intervene and make sure that those issues are resolved,” Chandrasekhar said.

Responding to a question on the government’s plan to ban foreign brands in the sub Rs 12,000 phone category, Chandrasekhar said that though the ministry had no such proposal at present, it would make sure through policy<\/a> initiatives and interventions that Indian brands also survive and thrive.

“We very strongly believe that in our electronics ecosystem, there is a role for Indian brands, entrepreneurs and supply chain. It is not to the exclusion of foreign suppliers or foreign brands. But we believe that it is our policy and the government of India’s obligation and duty to also build Indian brands,” Chandrasekhar said.

The government’s overall vision for electronics manufacturing<\/a>, the minister of state said, was a robust, innovative ecosystem that consisted of global major as well as Indian brands, both of which are viable.

ET had earlier reported that the government was working on a strategy to nudge Chinese smartphone players to steer clear of the sub- Rs 12,000 markets as part of a bid to revive the fortunes of local companies that have been pushed to the fringes in the last seven years.

Chandrasekhar was speaking at the launch of a joint report prepared by the Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations (ICRIER) and the Indian Cellular and Electronics Association<\/a> (ICEA).

The ICRIER report has suggested a two-phase sequential approach to achieve the size and pace of electronics manufacturing achieved by countries such as China and Vietnam. The report suggests that in the short term, the focus of the companies in the space as well as the government policies should be on achieving a global scale in exports with a target of $30 billion.

“This calls for temporarily easing localisation requirements, lowering customs duties and accelerating integration through FTAs (free trade agreements). The second phase should focus on increasing domestic value addition through the creation of a competitive domestic ecosystem of ancillary suppliers,” the report has suggested.
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