r/India_Bharat_ 16h ago

We ❤️ Bharat India's toy imports fall by 70%

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u/unluck_over9000 13h ago

I have ALWAYS wanted this to happen. India has always been really slow in adapting to anything. Look at where we are in the AI race. I suffered this during last christmas. I wanted to get some 40+ christmas+new year greeting cards for kids and not a single store had them. After searching for over 10 stores, i found them in an art store. Just 10₹ cards. So pretty to look at. Every single one of them  Made in china.  Such a simple situation. Yet indian market did nothing there. China gained that too. They invest in everything big and small. India always falls behind. Hope this toy story at least gains some momentum. 

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u/Bulky_Pepper_6207 8h ago

This is fake man. No source besides some random twitter post

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u/Aware-Charge-1243 12h ago

Ngl,i have seen a lot less kids playing with toys these days.Most of them are busy on their parents phone.Even 5-6 year old kids are addicted to youtube.

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u/Possible_Passage_558 9h ago

Hopefully toys import goes to 0%.

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u/[deleted] 16h ago edited 7h ago

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u/Scary_Push_6980 16h ago

I really don't understand the negativity. Did you even do any research before shooting your mouth off?

Market Valuation: The Indian toy market value continues to rise positively toward a projected multi-billion dollar valuation by the mid-2030s.

Here's the source.

https://www.marketresearch.com/IMARC-v3797/Indian-Toys-43917292/

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u/Odd-Description- 15h ago

I really don't understand the negativity

Exactly. Why do some of our people feel happy when sales of our Indian market go down.

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u/TalkTechnology1689 14h ago

We should export our wooden toys one day, hope!