Limited progress of design and electronics industry in the industry: Survey

New Delhi, January 31 (PTI) The production of electronic devices from the indigenous people has increased from multiple aspects to reach the past 10 years. £According to economic surveys, it was 9.52 thousands of lupies from 2023 to 2014, but the industry is mainly focused on gathering and limited design and components.

However, the Survey submitted to Congress on Friday has stated that the Indian electronic market accounts for 4 % of the global market.

“Make in India and Digital India, programs, improvement of infrastructure, ease of business, and various incentives have boosted domestic production and brought out foreign investment.

“The Indian electronics market accounts for 4 % of the global market. The industry is focusing on rally where design and components manufacture are limited,” said a survey.

According to the survey, domestic production of electronic products is increasing significantly. £1.90 LAKH crawl in FY2015 £In FY2014, we have registered a 9.52 LAKH crawl, 17.5 % complex growth rate (CAGR).

According to the survey, the increase in mobile manufacturing has reduced its dependence on imports, and 99 % of the total smartphones are produced.

In this country, about 33 -crawl mobile phone units are produced, and more than 75 % of the models are 5G in FY2014.

“The main factors of growth were the large -scale domestic market, the ability to use skilled talent, and low -cost labor,” said the report.

The survey states that the production -related incentive (PLI) scheme has supported domestic electronic manufacturing and has been revealed in mobile phone segments.

“In FY2015, importing mobile phones accounted for 78 % of the market under valuable conditions, but in FY2013, this figure fell to just 4 %. Regarding the volume, only 0.8 % of mobile phones in 2003. Imported in the year.

“Export is a similar story. The export of mobile phones, which was evaluated as zero in 2016, £The survey was added in FY2013 as 88,726 crawls.