#what does india export to the us

[exportersworldb2b]

Major products export from usa to india- Ultimate Guide by Exporters Worlds

Introduction

India and the United States share a strong trade relationship that has grown significantly over the years. With exports reaching $73.8 billion in 2024, India continues to be a key supplier of various products to the U.S. market. From pharmaceuticals to textiles, Indian exports play a vital role in multiple American industries, catering to both businesses and consumers. In this article, we will explore the top Major products export from usa to india and their impact on the American economy.

1. Indian Spices

Indian spices are famous worldwide for their rich flavors and health benefits. The U.S. imports a significant quantity of Indian spices like turmeric, cumin, cardamom, and black pepper. These spices are essential in American kitchens, food processing industries, and even health supplements. India’s dominance in the global spice market ensures a steady supply of high-quality, aromatic spices to the U.S.

2. Pharmaceuticals

India is one of the largest suppliers of generic medicines to the United States. Indian pharmaceutical companies provide high-quality yet affordable medicines, making healthcare more accessible to Americans. The U.S. relies heavily on India for essential drugs, including antibiotics, pain relievers, and life-saving medicines. India’s pharmaceutical exports are known for their compliance with international safety and quality standards, reinforcing trust in its products.

3. Textiles and Apparel

The Indian textile industry is one of the oldest and most globally recognized sectors. The U.S. imports a wide range of Indian textiles, including cotton yarn, garments, and home furnishings. Indian-made apparel is popular among American consumers due to its high quality, affordability, and sustainability. With India accounting for 15% of the world's textile exports, the U.S. remains a major destination for Indian textile products.

4. Gems and Jewelry

India is a leading exporter of gems and jewelry, with the U.S. being one of its biggest markets. Indian-cut diamonds, gold jewelry, and handcrafted gemstones are highly valued in America. The sector has a market value of over $40 billion, making it the second-largest commodity exported from India to the U.S. Indian craftsmanship, combined with modern technology, ensures premium-quality jewelry that appeals to American buyers.

5. Automobile Parts

India has established itself as a reliable exporter of automobile parts and components. American automotive industries rely on India for high-quality yet cost-effective components like engine parts, gears, and brake systems. Indian manufacturers are known for their precision engineering and adherence to global quality standards, making them a preferred choice for U.S. automakers.

6. Agricultural Products

The U.S. imports a variety of Indian agricultural products, including tea, coffee, spices, fresh fruits, and vegetables. Indian mangoes, okra, and ginger are particularly popular in American markets. India is the largest producer and exporter of ginger and okra, making it a key player in supplying these products to the U.S. The demand for Indian organic and non-GMO agricultural products is also on the rise in the American market.

7. Engineering Goods

India’s export of engineering goods, including industrial machinery, tools, and equipment, has grown substantially in recent years. The U.S. imports various engineering products from India, benefiting from their durability, cost-effectiveness, and technological advancements. Indian manufacturers continue to innovate and improve their engineering capabilities, strengthening their presence in the American market.

8. Leather Products

Indian leather products, such as footwear, bags, belts, and accessories, are in high demand in the U.S. market. Indian leather goods are known for their premium quality, skilled craftsmanship, and affordability. The U.S. imports a substantial amount of leather products from India, supporting businesses in the fashion, retail, and accessories industries.

9. Organic and Natural Products

With the increasing focus on health and sustainability, the demand for Indian organic and natural products in the U.S. has grown rapidly. Herbal supplements, natural cosmetics, and organic foods from India are gaining popularity among American consumers. India’s rich tradition in Ayurveda and holistic wellness contributes to its strong presence in the organic product market.

10. Information Technology Services

India is a global leader in IT services and software solutions, and the U.S. is its biggest client. Indian IT companies provide software development, cybersecurity, cloud computing, and IT consulting services to American businesses. The cost-effective and skilled workforce in India ensures high-quality IT solutions, making Indian tech exports a crucial part of the U.S. digital economy.

Conclusion

India plays a vital role in supplying high-quality and diverse products to the U.S. market. From pharmaceuticals and textiles to gems and engineering goods, Indian exports contribute significantly to various American industries. The trade relationship between the two countries continues to strengthen, providing opportunities for further growth.

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[elbiotipo]

If you're from Argentina, you've probably heard about the Iberá wetlands, and you know the tourist pitch: a vast expanse of natural wonders in the middle of Corrientes, full of beautiful lapachos, cute carpinchos and yacarés, and now home to the fastest-growing wild yaguareté population, all with the unique Guaraní influenced culture of rural Corrientes.

Now, things aren't as shiny as they look, since the creation and management of the new national park is still a point of contention in many ways, but you will be suprised that this kind of thinking about the Iberá is very, very recent. Most people considered it an obstacle to progress, a big bunch of swamp in the middle of what could be a very productive ranching province. In a geography book from the 1910s (unfortunately I lost the screencap) it says something like "the biggest obstacle for the development of the province is this swamp, and it should be drained"

This took me to the other side of the world, to the Netherlands. They're known for land reclamation, from literally building their country from the sea. Especially when we're facing rising sea levels because of climate change, the Dutch seem like miracle workers, a look into our future. You will find no shortage of praise about how with some windmills and dams, the Dutch took land "from the sea", and turned it into quaint little polders, making a tiny country in Europe a food exporter and don't they look so nice? But when you look about it, you can barely find anything about what came before those polders. You have to dig and dig to find any mentions of not "sea", but of complex tidal marshes and wetlands, things I've learned are ecologically diverse and protected in many places, but you won't find people talking about that at all when talking about the Netherlands. It's all just polders now. What came before was useless swamp, or a sea to be triumphantly conquered. It's like they were erased from history

The use of that language reminded me of the failed vision of draining Iberá... and the triumphing vision in the Netherlands, and many other places. Maybe those wonderful places, those unique wetlands, would have been a footnote, you wouldn't find anything unless you were a bored ecologist who looked, and not even then. Now, far it be from me to accuse the medieval Dutch, who wanted to have more space to farm, of ecocide. And don't think this is going to be a rant against European ecological imperialism either, as the most anthropized places you can find are actually in China and India. But it does get me thinking.

I work with the concept of landscape, and landscape managing. (Not landscaping, those guys get better paid than me) The concept of landscape is somewhat similar to the concept of ecosystem you know from basic biology, but besides biotic and abiotic factors, you also have to involve cultural factors, that is, humans. There is not a single area of "pristine" untouched nature in the world, that is a myth. Humans have managed these landscapes for as long as they have lived in them. The Amazon, what many people think about when they think about "unspoilt" nature, has a high proportion of domesticated plants growing on it, which were and are still used by the people who live on it, and there once were great civilizations thriving on it. Forests and gardens leave their mark, so much that we can use them to find abandoned settlements. From hunter-gatherers tending and preserving the species vital to their survival in the tundra to engineers in Hong-Kong creating new islands for airports, every human culture has managed their natural resources, creating a landscape.

And this means these landscapes we enjoy are not natural creations. They are affected by natural enviroments; biomes do exist, species have a natural distribution. But they are created and managed by humans. Humans who decide what is valuable to them and what is not. The Dutch, seemingly, found the tidal marshes useless, and they created a new landscape, which changed the history of their nation forever. We here in modern Argentina changed our perception of Iberá, decided to take another approach, and now we made it a cherished part of our heritage, which will also speak about us in the future.

Ultimately, what is a useless swamp to be drained or a beautiful expanse of nature to be cherished depends in our culture, in us humans. We are the ones who manage and change ecosystems based in our economics, our culture, our society. This will become increasingly important, as climate change and ecological degradation becomes harsher and undeniable. We will have to decide what nature is worth to us. Think about what is it worth to you.

[read-marx-and-lenin]

this might be an odd question but like, ive read imperialism (by our mutual friend) and so i think i get what imperialism is economically with the banks and colonialism in the sense of primary and secondary product imports/export, but for a given nation, how should one figure out if they're an imperialist power, or an imperialised country? like should i just look at an imports/exports list?

The thing about New Zealand in particular (as well as Australia) is that it's a settler colony. It's not unusual for colonial nations to export primary products (although I would say New Zealand's exports are not particularly dominated by raw materials and that New Zealand does a good amount of domestic processing). What is unusual is for an ostensibly "independent" colony like New Zealand or Australia (or Canada or the US) to retain such close mutual ties to their former colonizer or to engage in colonial activities of their own (which New Zealand and Australia certainly have done in the Pacific).

The English plantation-style settler colonies that build the bulk of the "core Anglosphere" were unique in the way that, rather than relying on the labor of the native population like many other colonies would, they instead sought to settle the land using imported labor. This created a strong cultural and political connection between Britain and its settler colonies, which did not happen in other former British colonies such as India.

New Zealand has been a minor player among the first world nations, to be sure, with less colonial presence than Australia and no major cartels on the level of BHP, however its close ties with the rest of the core Anglosphere and Australia in particular have prevented any economic decline or marginalization that might otherwise have occurred due to global imperialism (and it could definitely be said that without China's rapid industrialization and modernization and thus the "China boom" that occurred in ANZ as a result of China's demand for raw materials, we would be seeing a much more dire economic situation in both countries.)

It is not enough to simply look at a list of imports and exports to determine whether or not a country is part of the imperial core. You have to also look at a country's economic and political relationships with other countries. The core Anglosphere as a whole is currently so deeply economically and politically interconnected that it is hard to see any one of them exiting the imperial core on their own any time soon.

Just look at the alliances New Zealand is a part of:

New Zealand is clearly not being treated as an imperialized nation. The Maori and Pasifika are certainly the victims of colonialism, just as the indigenous peoples of Australia and North America are, but the core Anglosphere remains a fairly cohesive empire even if the US has stolen the spotlight from Britain.

Some good supplemental reading to Lenin's Imperialism is Kwame Nkrumah's "Neo-Colonialism". It is more relevant to the post-WW2 economic organization of the world and goes into detail about how the imperial core economically exploits the third world.

[script-a-world]

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What would happen to the richest countries in the world these days because they export oil when my story takes place in 2400 and and the oil is all gone and these countries are where my story actually takes place. Where all the money is now is pretty much the countries that produce cutting edge technology.

Licorice: 2400 CE is 376 years in the future. 

Which countries were the richest 376 years ago?  That would take us back to 1648. The richest country in the world was China, with India not far behind. The Ottoman Empire was another superpower, and most of today’s Middle Eastern oil states were its posessions. The USA didn’t even exist. The British had barely begun building their empire; the Netherlands and France were both far richer and more powerful than GB, but the European powerhouse was Spain with its Latin American colonial empire pumping out seemingly inexhaustible supplies of silver and gold bullion, inspiring a golden age of piracy in the Caribbean. 

China, India, France: their wealth was based mostly on strong diverse domestic economies. 

Britain, Portugal and the Netherlands: they were too small and poor to build a China-type self-sufficient diverse economy. They grew rich on trade.

Ottoman Empire: a multicultural melting pot covering roughly the same geographic area as the Eastern Roman Empire, the Ottomans had it all. But they fell behind in the 19th century, and the empire was torn apart by the waves of nationalism that swept across the globe after the French Revolution. The Ottoman Empire no longer exists.

Spain grew rich in the same way the oil economies grew rich, by mining a single commodity and using it to pay for everything

A country like the USA is going to be as fine as anywhere can be after the oil is gone. Like China, India and the EU they will diversify into renewable resources and keep right on truckin’ because their economies are sufficiently wealthy and diverse, their population sufficiently  educated, and their governments sufficiently forward thinking to do this. 

Back in the 18th century, the measly little island of Britain took the wealth it earned from trade to invest in R&D, invented the industrial revolution, and used its tech advantage to conquer an empire the likes of which had never hitherto been seen. 

Spain, on the other hand, didn’t invest in itself. The gold and silver from the Spanish Main trickled through its fingers the way easy money always does with lottery winners. Much of the bullion ended up in China via British, Dutch, and Portuguese ships. Spain’s empire disintegrated in the 19th century.

In short, if you’re a country with a booming economy dependent on a single non-renewable commodity, and you are smart, you will use that wealth to build your competitive advantage in diverse areas of human economic activity. You will educate your population to be creative and entrepreneurial. This is more likely to happen if your government is some flavour of democracy.

If you’re not smart or if your government is controlled by a small clique of aristocrats or a dictator and his court with no accountability to the future, your elite will simply take most of the wealth for themselves, stick it into Swiss bank accounts, and leave the country impoverished and under-developed when they flee the inevitable coup. 

Since the history of the years 2024-2400 hasn’t yet been written, it’s up to you to decide what the countries in your story are going to do. All of them are well aware that the oil bonanza will not last forever. You might find this useful: “How the Gulf Region is Planning for Life After Oil”. 

So, which of your countries will be smart and which will be foolish? Which ones will have the foresight to build a viable post-oil future for themselves, and which ones will slide backwards into poverty, ignorance, and oppression? You decide. 

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i don't necessarily disagree but...north korea are helping funding russia's invasion and war on ukraine, where they are killing civilians and taking their land? And how do these europeans countrys you mention main income come from weapon...i'm swedish and i did not realize that was our main income nor that we are colonizing any country.

If you think for one second that north Korea is at the scale of economical and political power to be able to single handedly supply Russia like say the US does with Israel you're wrong, in any case at most they would be an outsourced factory to jump around international regulations for the Russian government, and if you think that Europe and the US arent benefitting immensely from the weapon economy regarding the Ukraine-Russia conflict you're very wrong, they're in no hurry to close that gold mine. So let's better talk about what actually moves the wheel which are the billions and billions of US dollars and European riches going into funding wars and genocides across the world directly from the hand of western politicians.

And as for the Sweden comment, here's an article from last may from Le Monde, Sweden is the 13th largest arm export country and is unfortunately looking to climb up the ladder faster no matter how green they pretend to go amongst their citizens for votes, I suggest you read it because it says some very interesting things about those in power in your country and their ties to said war industries, and how war around the globe is the joint group effort of rich countries coming together for even more profit. I'll put some of the article down here since it's locked past the first paragraphs, but if you Google "Sweden arm industry" you will be surprised at the huge amount of articles like this written about this, you should check them out they're quite short: "Certain Nordic nations have emerged as significant suppliers of security technologies and weapon systems internationally. Simultaneously, these countries are widely perceived and labelled as the ‘do-gooders’ in global affairs. This perception is supported by many characterisations of the Nordics as ‘agents of a world common good’ and ‘moral superpowers’ ".

And here's some more data from 2022: In 2014, it was the third largest weapons exporter per capita at $53.1 per capita, behind only Israel at $97.7 and Russia at $57.7. From 2009 to 2019, it was the world’s ninth largest arms exporter in U.S. dollars with a cumulative value of $14.3 billion. In the same time period, it ranked eighth in arms as a percentage of total exports. Swedish factories produce not just small arms, but advanced systems like fighter aircraft, missiles, tanks, submarines, corvettes, and air-defense platforms.

"While Western countries nominally define themselves by individualism and meritocracy, Sweden highlights the viability of dynastic, family-oriented elites in creating and maintaining powerful industrial societies. Sweden is in fact an exemplar of a unique European model of governance and political economy, but one that cleverly and counterintuitively wraps elite-led industrial strength intended to support military capacity in an egalitarian and pacifist packaging"

"Saab's share price has soared, more than tripling since February 2022. Orders have exploded. The Swedish manufacturer invested €150 million in its production capacity. Nothing like this had happened since the group began manufacturing Carl Gustafs in 1948, according to Michael Höglund, head of the Land Combat division. Several factories will be built in Sweden and abroad, notably in India. The aim is to quadruple deliveries of anti-tank weapons and ammunition by 2025, from 100,000 to 400,000 units a year.

Johansson said the war in Ukraine was a formidable "showcase" for Saab. In 2023, the group's orders, already up in 2022, climbed by 23%, as did its sales, which reached 51.6 billion Swedish krona (€4.5 billion), while its profit grew by 51%, ending at 3.4 billion krona.

Over the past year, the manufacturer, which employs over 21,000 people worldwide, including 16,000 in Sweden, has increased its workforce by almost 2,500 and is continuing to recruit. And it's not the only one. The entire Swedish arms industry is abuzz – a sector that brings together around 200 companies, some 60 of which are foreign-owned. In 2022, these companies, with sales of 48.5 billion krona, employed over 28,000 people. "We don't yet have the result for 2023, but it should be much higher," said Robert Limmergard, director of the Swedish Security and Defense Industry Association.

Demand is largely fuelled by Sweden, whose military spending is set to reach 2% of gross domestic product (GDP) by 2024. Finally integrated into NATO on March 7, the kingdom is pulling out all the stops to replenish its armaments stocks, after decades of disengagement. "We have placed orders for equipment, both in Sweden and abroad, for 19 billion krona in 2021, 36 billion in 2022 and 52 billion in 2023," said Göran Martensson, director of the Swedish Defense Materiel Administration (FMV). Exports have also risen by 18% in 2023, placing Sweden 13th in the world.

Saab was founded in 1937. "The company was formed on a handshake between the chairman of our board of directors at the time, Marcus Wallenberg [grandfather of the current president, whose family is still the group's majority shareholder], and the prime minister," said CEO Johansson.

SOFF director Limmergard: "Companies don't like me to say it, but in the late 1980s we had an Ikea-style arms industry. We had to produce high volumes, easy-to-understand and easy-to-use weapons that had to be functional and cheap. It was this tradition that enabled us to gain international market share and maintain a large industry, with companies that have since succeeded in specializing in niche markets, sometimes with the help of foreign investment."

The main bottleneck is the production line. It's impossible to increase deliveries of weapons and ammunition if suppliers don't keep up. For the Carl Gustafs, there are around 200 suppliers, some of whom have several customers, all of whom have increased their orders. This is the case, for example, with Norway's Nammo, one of Europe's largest ammunition manufacturers, with whom Saab has just signed an agreement. "We have jointly decided to develop our own warhead molding capacity. Meanwhile, they will be refocusing on artillery ammunition, which will give us greater production capacity together," said Höglund."

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[subir-astrologer]

HOW TO PERCEIVE THE EFFECT OF A BAD PLANET IN A HOROSCOPE

The definition of a bad and a good planet in a horoscope IS ALWAYS AND SHOULD BE always be with respect to an event.

The planet which gives bad results for an event during a particular mahadasha period can give good results for an event during another mahadasha period which is favoring that event on that time.

Astrology is a complex shastra and one need to understand the variable parameters and then only make the prediction.

Any difference in at least only one variable parameter is capable to change the whole prediction.

When I use the word understanding of astrology, then readers must be wondering what is there to understand about it so much.

I will explain it with an example : A person of DOB 27-02-2000 at 6:29 AM Jalandhar, Punjab, India is not doing well in his business.

In order to learn why the business of native’s sister is not working well as per her horoscope, one need to study the 7th and 10th cuspal sublord. The study of the current ruing mahadasha will reval how the dasha lords are going to give their results on the events in the life of the native during their ruling periods.

From the horoscope the 7th cuspal sublord is venus and its signifying 4,9 and 12th house in the planet level, moon signifying 6 and 9th house in the nakshatra level and Saturn signifying 1,2 and 12th house in the sublord level.

The 10th cuspal sublord is rahu and its signifying 4,6,9 and 12th house in the planet level, Saturn signifying 1,2 and 12th house in the nakshatra level and venus signifying 4,9 and 12th house in the sublord level.

The current ruling mahadasha is ketu and its signifying 1,2,4,9 and 12th house in the planet level, sun signifying 1 and 7th house in the nakshatra level and venus signifying 4,9 and 12th house in the sublord level.

Now if the native in question does import export business or trade with foreign countries or do business with an MNC company in India or go very very far away from his birth place and do business then only he will succeed in business.

If he does business in local market then he will meet with loss.

So this is a perfect example to understand astrology.

IF ONE CAN NOT ALIGN WITH THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE PLANET THEN THE PLANET WILL NOT GIVE ITS RESULT AND THUS, WE WILL CALL IT A BAD PLANET.

In another example : A planet very strongly signifying 6th house and is a significator planet for 10th as well as 7th house. ( I am talking from KP astrology point of view ).

The planet will give very good result for his career as an event but will give pain with his spouse as she will always have difference of opinions with him leading to relationship issues.

SO HERE A SINGLE PLANE ACTING GOOD AS WELL AS BAD FOR DIFFERENT EVENT OF A PERSON’S LIFE.

Now coming back to the root question : how to perceive the affect of a planet in difficult position.

One need to study the significance of the planet with respect to the mahadasha period to understand how the events signified by the planet will give its affect during the mahdasha ruling period of different planets and at what age of our life it will give its impact.

[beardedmrbean]

China, China, China. Scarcely a day passes without some new scare story about China. The Middle Kingdom was struggling with its image overseas long before Covid, but the pandemic cemented attitudes in the West. Ever since, and with plenty of justification, its every move has been regarded with growing “reds under the bed” paranoia. The feeling is mutual.

The mood has darkened further in the past week. British democracy is under threat from Chinese cyber attacks, the Deputy Prime Minister, Oliver Dowden, told MPs this week in imposing sanctions on a number of Chinese officials. If that’s what standing up to China means these days then the central committee doesn’t have a lot to worry about.

Rather more seriously, the US and Japan are meanwhile planning the biggest upgrade to their security alliance since the mutual defence treaty of 1960.

Not to be outdone by the US ban on exports of hi-tech chips to China, Beijing responded this week by saying it will be phasing out even the low-tech variety on all government computers and servers, replacing foreign chips with its own home-grown ones.

And then of course, there is China’s de facto alliance with Vladimir Putin’s Russia, forming a new axis of authoritarian powers with an overtly anti-Western agenda. The rupture with the West seems virtually complete.

Years of integration into the global economy, in the hope that it might make China more like us, have backfired and are now going powerfully into reverse.

But does the nature of the threat fully justify all the noise which is made about it? In military terms, possibly, even if China plainly poses no direct threat to Europe, and unlike Putin, has no plans to lay claim to any part of it.

It does, however, pose a clear and present danger to Taiwan, where President Xi Jinping would plainly like to crush the life out of this vibrant, free enterprise economy in the same way as he has in Hong Kong. His rhetoric is bellicose and hostile, and we must therefore assume he means what he says.

In economic terms, however, the China threat is receding fast. After decades of stellar growth, China’s medium to long-term economic prospects are at best mediocre and at worst grimly dispiriting.

Now gone almost entirely is the idea of China as an unstoppable economic leviathan that will inevitably eclipse the US and Europe. Already it is obvious that this is not going to be the Chinese century once so widely forecast. Instead, Western commerce is looking increasingly to India as the economic superpower of the future.

Nor is this just because of the immediate causes of China’s economic slowdown – a woefully unbalanced economy which in recent years has relied for its growth substantially on debt-fuelled property development.

For China is indeed, to use the old cliche, getting old before it gets rich. Demographic factors alone are highly likely to floor President Xi’s grandiose ambitions for economic hegemony before they can be realised.

The fundamentals of China’s predicament, in other words, do not support the narrative of democracy under threat from an insurgent totalitarian rival.

There’s been a lot in the papers about demographics over the last week following a new study, published in the Lancet, on declining fertility rates. At some stage in the next 60 years, the global population will peak, and then fast start contracting.

The birth rate is projected to fall below population replacement levels in around three-quarters of countries by 2050, with only a handful of mainly Sub-Saharan nations still producing enough babies to ensure expanding populations by 2100.

In China, however, it has already started, with the population falling in 2022 for the first time since the Great Famine of 1959-61. This wasn’t just a one-off blip: last year deaths continued to significantly outnumber births.

There may be a slight pause in the decline this year. Some couples may have delayed their plans for children in anticipation of the Year of the Dragon, synonymous in Chinese mythology with good fortune.

Any relief will be only temporary. According to projections by the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, which correctly forecast the onset of Chinese population decline, it’ll essentially be all downhill from here on in, with the population more than halving between now and the turn of the century.

This is a huge fall, with far-reaching implications for economic development and China’s superpower ambitions. What’s more, there is almost nothing the Chinese leadership can do about it, beyond imprisoning China’s fast-declining cohort of women of child-bearing age and forcing them to breed.

Across much of the developed world and beyond, the birth rate has long since declined below the 2.1 offspring per woman generally thought to be the level required to maintain the population. But thanks to its dictatorial one-child policy introduced in 1980 to curb China’s then almost ruinous birth rate, China has a particularly acute version of it.

China abandoned the one-child policy – limiting urban dwellers to one child per family and most rural inhabitants to two – in favour of a “three-child” policy in 2016, but too late.

Even if women of child-bearing age could be persuaded to have more babies, there are simply not enough of them any longer even to maintain today’s population, let alone increase it.

The one-child policy may have perversely further accentuated this deficiency because of the Chinese preference for male offspring over female, though most studies on this are inconclusive.

In any case, China finds itself classically caught in a “low-fertility trap”, the point of no return, where precipitous population decline becomes inevitable.

The implications are as startling as the statistics themselves. The Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences forecasts that the working-age population will fall to 210 million by 2100, having peaked in 2014, and the ratio of working-age citizens to notionally non-working from 100 to 21 today, to 100 to 137 at the turn of the century.

One thing we know about ageing populations is they like life to be as comfortable and settled as possible. They also don’t like fighting wars, which have historically required a surplus of testosterone-fuelled young men desperate to prove themselves on the battlefield.

The turn of the century is of course still a long way off; there is easily enough time for several wars in between. The nature of warfare has also changed. It no longer requires the bravery of the young.

Even so, totalitarian dictatorships may well struggle with selling the multiple other hardships of war to an elderly population. Putin may seem to disprove this observation, but in doing so he is also demonstrating anew the futility of expansionist warfare. They make a desert, and call it peace.

A couple of other points seem worth making about our propensity to exaggerate the Chinese threat. Anyone would think that China is already a dominant force in the UK economy. It is not; in fact it is still only our fifth-largest trading partner after the US, Germany, the Netherlands and France. Even on imports alone it’s not as big as the US and Germany.

Whether because of the growing diplomatic standoff or other factors, moreover, this position is eroding. The size of trade with China fell last year. The same is true of direct investment by China in the UK economy, which was just 0.3pc of total foreign direct investment in 2021.

We worry about China’s imagined ability to close down our critical infrastructure, but should that really be allowed to influence decisions on whether the Chinese battery company EVE should be building a new gigawatt factory at Coventry Airport, or for that matter whether super-tariffs should be charged on Chinese EVs?

Should they exist at all, these risks can surely be managed. In any case, no nation that hopes to trade with others would deliberately turn the lights off, even if it could. In over-reacting to the Chinese threat, we only shoot ourselves in the foot.

China has lied, copied, stolen and cheated its way up the economic league tables, but ultimately it is a closed economy which increasingly repudiates foreign influence and thereby severely limits its own powers of innovation.

The danger is that now at the peak of its powers, it hubristically lashes out. But in the medium to long term, the demographic die is cast, and it spells a future of waning influence and economic heft.

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The scrap metal recycling market in Europe is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.8% during the forecast period of 2020-2026, due to the increasing demand for steel products, the environmental benefits of recycling, and the government policies and regulations.

Portugal is one of the major scrap metal exporters in Europe: Mainly to Spain, Turkey, and India. In 2020, Portugal exported 1.2 million tonnes of scrap metal, worth 372 million euros3. One of the leading scrap metal recycling companies in Portugal is RVO, Lda (unidade 2), which is located in Olaia, Torres Novas.

The scrap metal recycling industry in Europe faces some challenges: Such as the fluctuation of the international scrap metal prices, the competition from other regions, the quality and quantity of the scrap metal supply, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The scrap metal recycling industry in Europe needs to adopt more advanced technologies, improve the efficiency and safety of the recycling processes, and diversify the sources and markets of the scrap metal.

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Lingshan Hermit: "Knowledge like 'How many teeth does a crow have in its mouth'"

In the documentary series filmed by National Geographic, there was one about mummies. This documentary began by discussing the discovery of nearly a hundred 7,000-year-old mummies in Chile in 1983, and told the stories of ancient human remains from various civilizations around the world. The documentary mentioned that in the 19th century, Egyptian mummies were excavated in large numbers and exported to Europe. The Europeans at that time ground these mummies into powder to treat all kinds of diseases, believing it to be a panacea with miraculous healing powers. They were so abundant that they were even used as fuel for steam locomotives. National Geographic has many such documentaries. The British are very good at making documentaries, and some of them are indeed very well made, such as The Last Crocodile Dinner, which is one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. It gave me a very intuitive understanding of the animal realm. Watching National Geographic documentaries allows you to understand the different forms of life that exist in different times and spaces, their ways of living and thinking, what they are pondering and doing. If used correctly, these documentaries can broaden your horizons and deepen your understanding of Buddhism's concept of the six realms. However, do not forget the existence of demons, remember we talked about it before? From the very beginning of your practice, demons have been lurking in the dark, waiting for opportunities, looking for your vulnerabilities. They will not miss any chance to strike you down, nor will they let you properly utilize these materials. Therefore, in those documentaries from BBC and National Geographic, there exists much "knowledge that does not need to be known," as Tibetans would say. What would happen if a practitioner spent time learning this "knowledge that does not need to be known"? There has always been a saying in Tibetan society: "Knowledge like 'how many teeth does a crow have in its mouth' is unnecessary to know." In China, the great Zhuangzi also once said: "My life has a limit but knowledge is limitless; if I let my limited life pursue the unlimited, I will be in danger." Both Zhuangzi and the Tibetan sages realized the harm of useless knowledge. They reminded people not to spend time on useless knowledge like "how many teeth a crow has in its mouth." From the perspective of Buddhism, there is a lot of knowledge that is useless to us. If we spend time learning and accumulating this useless knowledge, we are only wasting our limited lives. One could say this is one of the most unnoticeable demonic obstructions, and also one of the most ingenious designs of the Demon King. However, in today's world, if someone dares to say not to learn so much knowledge because some knowledge is useless, they would undoubtedly be mocked by many people.

A person with a lot of useless knowledge naturally has a lot to talk about. He knows the anecdotes about Tolstoy, the love affairs of Pushkin, how the British nobility hunted tigers in India. Possessing these conversation topics allows you to be at ease in social situations, makes you very popular, and lets your ego be extremely satisfied. But if you are a practitioner, then you have fallen into an ingenious trap. The ingenuity of this trap lies in the fact that although you are wasting time, you do not feel like you are wasting time, because you are learning knowledge. How could learning knowledge be a waste of time?

For those practitioners who have not yet attained liberation, they actually do not need to learn useless knowledge like "how many teeth a crow has in its mouth." Our lives are very short, and after deducting time for sleeping, eating, idling, working and chatting, the time you have left for practice is already very limited. Knowing how many teeth a crow has, when the Alaska Mahi spawns, or the peculiar fetishes and bizarre bedroom furniture of Catherine the Great, is useless besides providing conversational material. However, this is the trap that practitioners who regard themselves as cultured are most likely to fall into. Of course, if you are an enlightened sage, that is another matter. Those great bodhisattvas may need to learn some of this kind of knowledge, because they need to communicate with sentient beings, they need to know what sentient beings are interested in. For the convenience of communicating with sentient beings, they need to understand these things. But if you are not such a great bodhisattva, if you are still at the preliminary stage, then you should figure out which knowledge is useful and which is useless. Figure out how much time you have left. Is this time enough for you to learn useful things? By the way, some knowledge is not only useless, but also harmful, because it is wrong. Many people think the more books you read, the better. I strongly disagree with this. Books are not necessarily more useful the more you read. There are many things that look like books but are actually just a stack of handwritten papers bound together. You need to learn true knowledge, knowledge that is truly beneficial to both yourself and others. That's it.

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灵山居士：“乌鸦嘴里有多少颗牙”这样的知识

在国家地理拍摄的纪录片里，有一部是关于木乃伊的。这部纪录片从1983年智利发掘出近百具7000年前的木乃伊谈起，讲述了世界各文明里远古人类骨骸的故事。那部纪录片提到在十九世纪，埃及的木乃伊曾被大量挖掘出来出口到欧洲，这些木乃伊被当时的欧洲人磨成粉，用来治疗各种疾病，欧洲人相信它是万能药，具有神奇的疗愈能力。当时它们的数量甚至多到被用来当做蒸汽火车的燃料。国家地理有很多这��的纪录片，英国人很会拍纪录片，他们有些纪录片确实拍的很好，譬如《鳄鱼最后的晚餐》，这是我看过的最好的纪录片之一，它让我对畜生道有了很直观的了解。看国家地理的纪录片能让你了解到那些生活在不同时空里的不同的生命，他们的生活和观念，他们在想什么，在做什么。如果正确运用的话，这些纪录片可以拓展你的视野，可以加深你对佛法对六道的了解。但是，不要忘了魔罗的存在，还记得我们之前说过吗？从你修行伊始，魔罗就在暗处窥伺着你，他在等待机会，在寻找你的漏洞，他不会放过任何一个可能击溃你的机会，他也不会让你顺顺当当正确运用这些东西。所以，在BBC和国家地理那些纪录片里，存在着很多西藏人所说的“不需要了解的知识”。如果一个修行人把时间花在了解“不需要了解的知识”上面，那会如何呢？在西藏社会，一直都有一句话：“乌鸦嘴里有多少颗牙这样的知识是无需了解的。”在汉地，伟大的庄子也曾经说：“我生也有涯，而知也无涯，以有涯随无涯，殆己。”庄子和藏地的圣贤们都看出了无用的知识的危害。他们提醒人们不要把时间花在类似于“乌鸦嘴里有多少颗牙”这样的知识上面。从佛法的角度来说，有很多知识对我们是无用的，如果我们花时间去学习积累这种无用的知识，那只是在浪费我们有限的生命，应该说这是最不容易被察觉的魔障之一，这也是魔王最巧妙的设计之一。但是在当今世界，如果有人胆敢说不要学那么多知识，因为有些知识是无用的，一定会被很多人嘲笑。

一个人拥有很多无用的知识，他就自然会拥有很多谈资，他知道托尔斯泰的逸闻，知道普希金的情事，知道英国贵族在印度如何猎虎，拥有这些谈资会让你在社交场合如鱼得水，会让你大受欢迎，会让你的自我超级满足。但是如果你是一个修行者，那么你已经掉进了一个精巧的陷阱，这个陷阱的精巧之处在于虽然你在浪费时间，但是你不会觉得自己是在浪费时间，因为你是在学习知识。学习知识怎么会是浪费时间？

对于那些尚未解脱的修行者来说，他们其实不需要去学习那些类似“乌鸦嘴里有多少颗牙”这样的无用知识。我们的生命很短暂，除去睡觉吃饭发呆工作闲聊，你能用于修行的时间已经所剩无几。知道乌鸦嘴里有几颗牙知道阿拉斯加的大马哈鱼何时产卵知道叶卡捷琳娜二世的特殊癖好和她卧室里的奇葩家具除了增加你的谈资之外毫无用处。但是这是那些以文化人自居的修行者��容易掉进去的陷阱。当然，如果你是已经获得解脱的圣者那就另当别论了。那些大菩萨们，他们可能会需要去学习一些这样的知识，因为他们需要和众生沟通，他们需要知道众生的兴趣所在。为了和众生沟通的方便，他们需要了解这些。但是如果你不是这样的大菩萨，你还处于初级阶段，那么你应该搞清楚哪些知识是有用的，哪些知识是无用的？搞清楚你还剩下多少时间？这些时间够不够你学习有用的东西？顺便提醒一下，有些知识不但无用，还会有害，因为它是错误的。很多人觉得书读的越多越好，我对此非常不以为然，书不是读的越多越有用，有很多看起来像是书的东西其实只是一沓被装订在一起的手纸。你需要学习的是真正的知识，真正对自他都有益的知识，就是这样。

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HAYNES 188 Sheets is a cobalt-nickel-chromium-tungsten alloy that may be readily fabricated for aerospace and commercial gas turbine engine applications, including combustion cans, flame holders, liners, transition ducts, and afterburner parts. HAYNES 188 Coils is generally found in hot sections of engines in burner cans, ducting and afterburner components. In recent years, Udimet 188 Coils has been eclipsed by Alloy 230 for many applications due to improved properties. Udimet 188 Plates has good forming characteristics and is capable of being forged, hot worked or cold worked, although it does work-harden very rapidly so frequent intermediate annealing treatments are recommend for complex forming operations. Buy Alloy 188 Plates at reasonable price from us.

What are Haynes 188 Plates?

Haynes 188 Plate is a cobalt-based alloy that is composed of nickel, chromium, tungsten, and molybdenum, along with other elements. It is known for its excellent high-temperature strength, resistance to corrosion and oxidation, and good weldability.

What are the properties of Haynes 188 plates?

Haynes 188 plates have excellent high-temperature strength, good oxidation resistance, and good resistance to corrosion and erosion. They also have good weldability and formability, making them suitable for a wide range of industrial applications.

What are the applications of Haynes 188 plates?

Haynes 188 plates are commonly used in high-temperature applications, such as gas turbine components, exhaust systems, and heat exchangers. They are also used in chemical processing, power generation, and aerospace applications.Specifications:AMS 5608 / AMS 5609Standard:AMS, AMS and APISpecialize:Shim Sheet, Perforated Sheet, B. Q. Profile.Size:0.5 MM TO 200 MM THICK IN 1000 MM TO 2500 MM WIDTH & 2500 MM TO 12500 MM LENGTHForm:Coils, Foils, Rolls, Plain Sheet, Shim Sheet, Perforated Sheet, Chequered Plate, Strip, Flats, Blank (Circle), Ring (Flange)Finish:Hot rolled plate (HR), Cold rolled sheet (CR), 2B, 2D, BA NO(8), SATIN (Met with Plastic Coated)Hardness:Soft, Hard, Half Hard, Quarter Hard, Spring Hard etc.Grade:Haynes 188 (UNS R30188)

Haynes 188 Plates Equivalent Grades

STANDARDWERKSTOFF NR.UNSHaynes 188–R30188

188 Haynes Plates Chemical Composition :

GradeCMnpSSiCrNiCoBFeLaWHaynes 18805-151.25 max020 max.015 max20-.5021.0 -23.020.0 -24.0Bal.015 max3.0 max03-1513.0 -15.0

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Surgikart: Leading the Way Among Surgical Instruments Manufacturers in India

In the rapidly evolving healthcare sector, precision, reliability, and innovation are essential. Nowhere is this more evident than in the realm of surgical instruments, where even the smallest detail can impact patient outcomes. As hospitals, clinics, and healthcare providers across the world look for quality solutions, the demand for trusted surgical instruments manufacturers in India has seen a steady rise. Among these, Surgikart has emerged as a front-runner—setting new standards in manufacturing excellence, product innovation, and global compliance.

India’s Rise as a Global Hub for Surgical Instruments

India has become a key player in the global medical devices industry, especially in the surgical segment. Thanks to robust infrastructure, skilled labor, and stringent quality regulations, the country now houses several internationally acclaimed surgical instruments manufacturers in India. These manufacturers not only cater to domestic healthcare demands but also supply precision-engineered surgical tools to over 150 countries. Among these, Surgikart is recognized for blending innovation with quality to deliver dependable surgical equipment trusted by professionals worldwide.

Surgikart: Pioneering Precision in Surgical Instrumentation

Founded with a vision to bring world-class medical devices to India and beyond, Surgikart has carved a strong niche for itself in the surgical manufacturing landscape. With a state-of-the-art manufacturing unit in New Delhi that includes controlled molding areas, a Class 10,000 clean room, and an advanced ETO Gas Sterilization Plant, the company operates at par with global benchmarks.

This infrastructure allows Surgikart to produce a comprehensive range of surgical and medical instruments that meet strict safety, hygiene, and performance standards. As one of the most trusted surgical instruments manufacturers in India, Surgikart adheres to ISO 13485:2003 protocols and holds CE certification for multiple product lines. Several of its instruments have even been cleared through the US FDA 510(k) approval process—an achievement that very few Indian companies can claim.

Commitment to Quality That Surpasses Expectations

Surgical instruments are not just tools—they are lifelines. Whether it’s a complex heart surgery or a routine outpatient procedure, the precision of the instruments used can influence both the success of the operation and the safety of the patient. Recognizing this, Surgikart has put quality at the heart of everything it does.

Each surgical instrument undergoes rigorous multi-stage inspections and quality tests to ensure that only the best reaches the end user. The manufacturing process includes checks for sharpness, durability, corrosion resistance, ergonomic design, and biocompatibility. This attention to detail is why Surgikart is considered a benchmark among surgical instruments manufacturers in India.

Diverse Product Portfolio for Every Surgical Need

What makes Surgikart truly stand out is its wide-ranging surgical portfolio that caters to various medical disciplines. From general surgery instruments to specialized tools for cardiac, orthopedic, gastroenterological, urological, and gynecological procedures—Surgikart delivers it all. The company’s in-house R&D department works closely with surgeons and healthcare experts to continually refine and upgrade products, ensuring they meet the latest clinical needs.

This adaptability and responsiveness have helped Surgikart maintain its position among the top surgical instruments manufacturers in India, particularly when it comes to innovation, custom manufacturing, and fulfilling unique clinical requirements.

Global Presence, Local Expertise

Though based in India, Surgikart has a strong international footprint. The company exports its surgical and medical products to over 52 countries, serving an ever-expanding global client base that includes hospitals, private clinics, government institutions, and medical distributors.

Its growing international demand is a reflection of the trust the company has earned for its consistent product quality, transparent business practices, and timely deliveries. As more healthcare systems look toward India for affordable yet high-performance medical solutions, Surgikart continues to lead as one of the most reliable surgical instruments manufacturers in India on the global stage.

OEM and Contract Manufacturing Services

In addition to producing and marketing products under its own brand, Surgikart also partners with other companies through OEM and contract manufacturing models. This flexible business model allows brands across the globe to benefit from Surgikart’s manufacturing excellence while marketing under their own label.

These strategic collaborations have contributed significantly to the company’s credibility and have cemented its place among top-tier surgical instruments manufacturers in India known for dependable private-label solutions.

Experienced Leadership and Skilled Workforce

The success of Surgikart can be largely attributed to its visionary leadership and talented team. The company is promoted and managed by Mr. Sachin Chawla, a seasoned expert with more than 20 years of experience in the medical device industry. Under his guidance, Surgikart has grown into a trusted brand recognized for its professional ethics, customer-centric approach, and uncompromising quality.

The company’s workforce includes over 300 trained professionals who specialize in production, quality assurance, research and development, packaging, logistics, and administration. This well-structured and motivated team ensures seamless operations at every level—making Surgikart a name to reckon with among the top surgical instruments manufacturers in India.

A Name You Can Trust in Surgical Manufacturing

In a market crowded with low-cost and low-quality imports, healthcare professionals are increasingly seeking reliable suppliers who can guarantee safety and consistency. Surgikart offers exactly that. Its unwavering focus on quality, regulatory compliance, and client satisfaction makes it one of the most dependable surgical instruments manufacturers in India.

Whether you're a hospital procurement manager, a government agency, a distributor, or a private healthcare provider, partnering with Surgikart ensures access to internationally certified surgical instruments that meet the highest clinical standards.

Final Thoughts: Choose Surgikart for Precision, Reliability & Innovation

As the global healthcare industry advances and patient expectations rise, the importance of precision surgical instruments cannot be overstated. With decades of experience, advanced manufacturing facilities, and an unyielding commitment to quality, Surgikart has earned its position as one of the leading surgical instruments manufacturers in India.

From hospitals in metro cities to clinics in remote regions—and from domestic markets to international borders—Surgikart is delivering excellence one instrument at a time. When you choose Surgikart, you're not just choosing a product. You're choosing a legacy of trust, precision, and innovation.

Contact Surgikart today to explore their extensive range of surgical instruments and experience the quality that has made them a globally trusted name in surgical manufacturing.

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Kafal Spices – The Best Spices Manufacturer in Noida, Delhi NCR & Ghaziabad

If you are looking for premium quality spices that add unmatched flavor and aroma to your dishes, Kafal Spices is your trusted name. As a leading spices manufacturer in Noida, Delhi NCR, and Ghaziabad, Kafal Spices has earned a strong reputation for delivering authentic Indian masalas that meet international standards.

🌿 Who is the Best Spices Manufacturer in Noida?

Kafal Spices is widely recognized as one of the best spices manufacturers in Noida for several reasons:

State-of-the-art Manufacturing Facilities: Equipped with modern machinery and hygienic processing units.

Authentic Ingredients: Only the finest handpicked spices are used.

Customized Packaging: Tailored to meet B2B, B2C, and export requirements.

Quality Assurance: Every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure purity and potency.

Kafal Spices produces a wide variety of masalas including turmeric powder, red chilli powder, coriander powder, garam masala, kitchen king, pav bhaji masala, and chaat masala among others. These are crafted using traditional recipes blended with modern techniques.

✅ What Makes Kafal Spices the Best Spices Manufacturer in Delhi NCR?

As one of the best spices manufacturers in Delhi NCR, Kafal Spices stands out with:

End-to-End Supply Chain: From sourcing raw spices to final packaging and distribution.

Innovation in Spice Blending: Traditional Indian spices enhanced with innovative flavor combinations.

Private Label Manufacturing: We offer third-party or white label manufacturing solutions for growing spice brands.

Organic & Natural Options: Catering to the demand for health-conscious and chemical-free spices.

Whether you're a restaurant, wholesaler, retailer, or exporter, Kafal Spices delivers consistent quality with competitive pricing.

📍 Looking for a Reliable Spices Manufacturer in Delhi?

When it comes to sourcing masalas in Delhi, Kafal Spices is among the top spices manufacturers in Delhi due to its:

Vast Distribution Network: Covering entire Delhi and NCR with efficient logistics support.

Bulk Supply Capability: Capacity to meet large orders for supermarkets, retailers, and hotel chains.

Customer Satisfaction: Trusted by clients across India and globally for timely delivery and product excellence.

From Old Delhi’s traditional tastes to modern commercial needs, Kafal Spices meets all expectations.

🔍 Why Choose Kafal Spices – Best Masala Supplier in Ghaziabad?

As the best masala supplier in Ghaziabad, Kafal Spices combines legacy with innovation. Here's why clients in Ghaziabad prefer us:

Local Expertise with Global Reach: We understand regional taste preferences while meeting international food safety norms.

Custom Blends Available: Tailor-made masala mixes for restaurants, franchises, and institutional kitchens.

On-Time Delivery: Consistent, reliable supply chain for small and large buyers.

Affordable Pricing: Competitive wholesale rates for bulk buyers in Ghaziabad and surrounding areas.

Whether it’s sabzi masala or shahi paneer masala, Kafal ensures uniform quality and taste every time.

📦 What Products Does Kafal Spices Manufacture?

Kafal Spices manufactures a diverse range of spices, catering to all culinary needs:

Whole Spices: Cumin, Mustard, Fenugreek, Bay Leaf, Cloves

Ground Spices: Turmeric Powder, Red Chilli Powder, Coriander Powder, Black Pepper

Blended Masalas: Garam Masala, Kitchen King, Chole Masala, Pav Bhaji Masala, Chaat Masala

Specialty Spices: Organic Spices, Export-Grade Spices, Low-Oil Blends

We maintain consistency in flavor, aroma, and shelf life across all batches.

🌎 Are Kafal Spices Export-Ready?

Yes, Kafal Spices is export-ready and caters to global clients in the US, UK, Middle East, Canada, and Australia. As a certified manufacturer, we follow strict compliance protocols:

FSSAI & ISO Certified

HACCP-Compliant Production Units

International Packaging Standards

Customized Labeling for International Markets

This makes us a preferred choice for international buyers looking for reliable spices exporters from Delhi NCR.

🤝 Why Partner With Kafal Spices?

Whether you are a distributor, retailer, restaurant, or spice startup, Kafal Spices offers:

Private Labeling / Third-Party Manufacturing

Attractive Wholesale Pricing

Marketing Support

Pan-India & International Delivery

We help businesses build their spice brand with premium-quality products under their own label.

🏁 Conclusion: Choose Kafal Spices for Purity, Taste, and Trust

When it comes to spices manufacturing in Delhi NCR, Kafal Spices is a brand that delivers on quality, trust, and taste. Whether you need bulk masalas for your business, export-grade spices for overseas supply, or custom blends under your own label, we’ve got you covered.

We’re proud to be the:

✅ Best Spices Manufacturer in Noida

✅ Best Masala Supplier in Ghaziabad

✅ Reliable Spices Manufacturer in Delhi

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Banswara White Marble – from Shree Ram Stones (SRS)

Banswara White Marble is one of India’s most elegant and naturally stunning white marbles, and when sourced from Shree Ram Stones (SRS), its beauty is matched only by its unmatched quality. Whether you are building a luxurious home or designing a timeless commercial space, Banswara White Marble offers a distinctive, regal touch.

What is Banswara White Marble?

Banswara White Marble originates from Banswara in the southern part of Rajasthan, India. Known for its fine-grained texture and milky white appearance with purple, grey, or violet veins, this marble is widely praised for its sophisticated look and durability.

At Shree Ram Stones (SRS), we specialize in premium Banswara White Marble that’s ideal for flooring, wall cladding, countertops, staircases, and even temple work.

Why Choose Banswara White Marble from Shree Ram Stones (SRS)?

✅ Superior Quality Control

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Nvidia and the U.S government: a note to all Nvidians

Thursday, 10:45pm

May 01, 2025

Author: John

Friendly readers,

What would happen if the U.S continue to to place restrictions on Nvidia chips?

Over the past few weeks Nvidia and other tech. CEOs have been meeting with the he U.S president Donald Trump on the issue of tariff and chips restrictions.

The first meeting Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang had with the president was to discuss his company's plan to build a $500 billion AI infrastructure.

Donald Trump wasted no time to time make a show of the announcement as a win for the American people.

Shockwave swept through wall street when the following day it was announced that Nvidia have ordered to get additional license to export it H20 chips to china.

This sudden development reportedly cost Nvidia a $5.5billion charge back.

Now several wall Street analyst have touted on the fact that it going to be very difficult for Nvidia to keep its promise on bringing back chips manufacturing if they keep getting this restrictions placed on them.

What has the AI diffusion act placed by Biden, restricting Nvidia on the amount of chips it could sell to other countries actually achieved?

This is certain, the AI diffusion act has placed a Cap on the amount of chips that can be exported to other countries including the Allies of the U.S like Switzerland, Saudi Arabia, India and Israel.

What this means is that Nvidia's expansion outside the U.S is also limited despite the fact that majority of the chips Nvidia sells is outside the U.S.

The government has always defended the AI diffusion act as a way to stop china circumventing the U.S export controls.

But the issue with this is that it temporary solution. China will continue to grow other countries with resources will continue to develop chips and with it competition will rise.

Nvidia is at the forefront of semiconductor industry but how long will this last, who knows. I do believe Nvidia will be around for the next 500 years but will it still be a leading power in chip development.

Ask the competition.

Your favorite monitor

John (CEO)

DISCLAIMER

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