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This presentation summarizes rural Indian products that have potential in global markets. It discusses agricultural products, handicrafts, textiles, ayurvedic products, and food. India produces many spices and engages in organic farming. While rural goods face challenges in infrastructure and supply chains, they could succeed globally with investment and government support. The presentation outlines each industry and concludes by recognizing both challenges and opportunities.
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Rajasthan and Gujarat are also known as ǮSeed Spices Bowlǯ and
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areas, the higher yields can also be achieved effortlessly by implementing
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under these seed spices crops. Many production technologies and
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PPt on Indian products in global market.pptx
- 1. WELCOME VIVA PRESENTATION PREPARED BY RAHUL M. SHARMA Specialization: Rural & Agribusiness Roll No. : HPGD/JL21G2/3787
- 2. Indian Rural Products in Global Markets
- 3. Outline • INTRODUCTION • AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS • HANDICRAFTS AND ARTIFACTS • TEXTILES AND GARMENTS • AYURVEDIC AND HERBAL PRODUCTS • FOOD PRODUCTS
- 4. Introduction • OVERVIEW OF INDIAN RURAL PRODUCTS • IMPORTANCE OF INDIAN RURAL PRODUCTS IN GLOBAL MARKETS • OBJECTIVES OF THE PRESENTATION • STRUCTURE OF THE PRESENTATION
- 5. Agricultural Products Overview of Indian agricultural products Major crops and their contribution to global markets Challenges and opportunities in exporting agricultural products Government initiatives to promote agricultural exports
- 6. Handicrafts and Artifacts Rich diversity of Indian handicrafts and artifacts Popular Indian handicrafts in global markets Challenges faced by artisans in exporting their products Government support for promoting Indian handicrafts globally
- 7. Textiles and Garments Overview of Indian textile and garment industry Traditional Indian textiles and their global demand Challenges in the global textile market Government initiatives to boost textile exports
- 8. Handicrafts and Textiles India is also known for its handicrafts and textiles. Indian textiles are famous for their vibrant colors and intricate designs. Handicrafts such as pottery and jewelry are also gaining popularity in global markets.
- 9. Ayurvedic and Herbal Products Introduction to Ayurveda and Indian herbal products Growing global demand for Ayurvedic and herbal products Quality standards and certifications for Ayurvedic products Government support for promoting Ayurvedic and herbal exports
- 10. Food Products Variety of Indian food products in global markets Popular Indian spices and condiments Challenges in exporting Indian food products Government initiatives to promote Indian food exports
- 11. The Rise of Indian Spices India is the largest producer and exporter of spices in the world. Indian spices are known for their aroma, flavor, and medicinal properties.
- 12. Organic Farming India is a leader in organic farming. Organic products such as fruits, vegetables, and pulses are in high demand in global markets due to their health benefits and sustainable production.
- 13. Challenges and Opportunities While Indian rural products have great potential in global markets, there are also challenges such as infrastructure and supply chain issues. However, with the right investment and government policies, Indian rural products can become a major player in global markets.
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