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Without going into theatrics or expletives, let me calmly explain why Indian exports find export markets.
Creativity and/or innovation is the last reason for that. Low Price and shoddiness is the ONLY reason.
India is known for price sensitive, third-rate sub-par export goods, plain and simple. While the whole subcontinent (even Asia) is more or less known for sub-par products, Indian items are the ones that get cursed universally by Western consumers for being universally horrible. Even Chinese care about quality more than Indian exporters.
Indian manufacturers take short-sighted shortcuts making anything and that includes supposedly 'creative products' like software.
The average contract for software going to India often gets cancelled for lack of skill/quality because they can't 'find' people with skills....plenty of 'creativity' there I suppose....
The average H1B guy/gal coming in from India (another 'creative' export) is also typically the graduate of a four-month course on programming. Their English and conversational etiquette is atrocious, as is their personal hygiene standards. Low-Price export.
The engineering exports you boast about are mostly non-existent or are low grade. I've never heard about 'Made in India' and 'quality' mentioned in the same sentence...Indian tools for example are found nowhere except the local 99 cent cheap outlet. Low priced shoddy goods are not a mark of 'creativity'.
Commodities such as Agricultural, process oriented (petroleum, textiles) by the way are also not 'creative' exports, any way you twist it. It makes sense to no one expect Bhakt posters. Again, price-sensitive exports.
A hammer that bends in the hands of a five year old? Yes it was probably Made in India.
Even cheap Chinese tools are way better.
Pharmaceuticals made by the likes of Ranbaxy on expired patents are another cheap generic export. I don't know what's so 'creative' about it since there are scores of companies in Bangladesh making and exporting these same pharma products.
Indian companies like Hero tied up in the eighties with Honda and later kicked them out after copying the parts and the technology. Nothing 'creative' there. This story was repeated many times in India.
I could just go on and on but I digress......
Well my apologies. A Jack *** is a foolish person and I should not have used that moniker. I don't believe I used that word toward you personally.
Apology accepted. Though you did not address the second part of my statement.