Tata’s Chandra flags 3 keys India can’t ignore
Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran emphasized three key factors India cannot ignore for sustained long-term growth during the IFQM Symposium 2026. He highlighted the importance of energy security, advanced manufacturing jobs, and investment in human capital.
Chandrasekaran noted that India's economy is robust and strong, despite the uncertain and difficult world conditions. He cited multiple indicators such as strong domestic demand, services exports, and an enabling policy environment, which show the country's stable and positive position.
To sustain growth over the long term, Chandrasekaran stressed the need for inclusive and sustainable development, built on world-class infrastructure, institutions, and intellectual property. He also emphasized the importance of energy security, advanced and precision manufacturing jobs, and investment in human capital for sustained growth.
Drawing parallels with successful nations like Toyota and Germany, Chandrasekaran stressed the need for India to focus on quality, innovation, and productivity, integrating sustainable manufacturing processes into its manufacturing ambition. He urged Indian manufacturers to create a strong leadership force, not only for big companies but also for the middle strand ecosystem, and to become a global voice in shaping the future of manufacturing processes globally.
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