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Make-in-India Reignited: How Bharat Is Shaping the Global Trade Narrative in 2025

Introduction:

2025 has ignited a new era for Bharat. From Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s clarion call to support homegrown products to the launch of the Bharat Forecasting System (BFS) and a potential India–US trade pact, the trajectory of Indian and global business is changing dramatically.

At Hoysala International Growth Hub (H.I.G.H), we decode the biggest current affairs and show how they influence startups, exporters, and global trade leaders. Let's dive in.

1. PM Modi’s Push for Indigenous Products: “No More Small-Eyed Ganeshas”

🔍 What's Trending:

Prime Minister Modi recently urged Indians to avoid foreign-made religious idols, calling for a resurgence in the "Vocal for Local" movement. The symbolic mention of “small-eyed Ganesh idols” made headlines and reignited nationalist business pride.

💼 What This Means for You:

  • Exporters: Capitalize on the rising demand for Indian handicrafts and spiritual items globally.
  • E-commerce platforms: Prioritize "Made in Bharat" filters.
  • Designers & SMEs: Time to innovate with tradition.

H.I.G.H Takeaway: Start investing in Bharat-sourced art, craft, and wellness products with export potential.

🌦2. Bharat Forecasting System (BFS): AI-Powered Weather for Smart Businesses

🔍 What's Trending:

India launched BFS – a high-resolution, AI-integrated weather prediction model – to support agriculture, logistics, and disaster readiness.

💼 Business Applications:

  • Supply Chain Management: Use weather-integrated planning for exports.
  • Agri-tech & Rural Innovators: Build apps powered by BFS insights.
  • Ports & Logistics: Reduce climate-related delays.

H.I.G.H Strategy: Partner with climate-tech startups and pitch solutions to exporters and state governments.

🤝 3. India–US Trade Talks: A New Era of Cross-Border Commerce?

🔍 What's Trending:

The Indian Finance Ministry reports progress toward a landmark Indo–US trade deal, expected to energize the export sector and reduce tariffs.

💼 Potential Opportunities:

  • Software & IT exports to the US
  • Agri and organic product access to American markets
  • Private-label partnerships with US companies

H.I.G.H Suggestion: Prepare documentation and compliance for HS codes aligned with US import expectations.

🦠 4. COVID-19 Makes a Quiet Return – What Should Businesses Do?

🔍 What's Trending:

India reports a small but growing number of COVID-19 cases, especially in Kerala and Delhi. While not alarming yet, preparedness is key.

💼 Business Implications:

  • Revise SOPs and remote work models.
  • Ensure digital trade readiness.
  • Invest in health insurance and continuity planning.

H.I.G.H Preparedness Model: Develop a “Pandemic Playbook” for MSMEs with supply chain & HR guidelines.

🎓 5. Visa Warnings for International Students: Lessons for Exporters Too

🔍 What's Trending:

The US warns international students of visa cancellations for low attendance – a reminder that compliance is everything.

💼 Export Parallel:

  • Keep export paperwork accurate.
  • Follow digital compliance using tools like ICEGATE, DGFT platforms.
  • Educate teams about customs processes.

H.I.G.H Insight: Consider automating compliance reporting using blockchain or ERP systems.

📈 Conclusion:

2025 is shaping into a landmark year for Indian entrepreneurs. As global trends tilt toward local empowerment, digital forecasting, trade compliance, and geopolitical alignment, the time to act is now.

Join the H.I.G.H movement — where Viksit Bharat meets Global Trade.

Make-in-India Reignited: How Bharat Is Shaping the Global Trade Narrative in 2025
Hoysala International Growth Hub, Hoysala International Growth Hub 27 Mei 2025
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