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Made In India, Sold To China: What's Behind 40% Surge In Electronics Exports

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Made In India, Sold To China: What's Behind 40% Surge In Electronics Exports

India imported $131.6 billion of Chinese goods in the year ended March, accounting for almost 17 per cent of its imports.

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