Lenovo: Budget doesn’t go far enough to encourage PC manufacturing in India
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The 2016-17 “Technology has been recognized as an important enabler across initiatives ranging from agriculture to skill development to PDS to public procurement. Also, the announcements on the Rural Digital Literacy and the Digital Saksharta Abhiyan are positive strides to bolster the ‘Digital India’ vision,” said Rahul Agarwal, the managing director of
‘Make in India’ and ‘Digital India’ remained important items on the agenda in the Budget this year.
“The changes in the customs and
Though the overall sentiment was positive, Agarwal was hoping the government would boost
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“While the government’s focus has remained on giving an impetus to domestic manufacturing, we were hoping to see the duty differential policy being extended to PC manufacturing but could not happen. We will have to engage further with the government in this area,” he said.
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