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[Krishna with Flute]

"When we shall make part...." ? When - Krishan ji ?

When Kingdom come? Deliverance? Kab aega yeh waqt?

It has been over ten years - and India still doesn't make $hit or squat parts of cellphones.

Bull$hit extraordinaire - thy name is India....

I have quotted that again and again but you keep repeating *&*&*&*& with your Piggene Chinese friend.

 

[Krishna with Flute]

"When we shall make part...." ? When - Krishan ji ?

When Kingdom come? Deliverance? Kab aega yeh waqt?

It has been over ten years - and India still doesn't make $hit or squat parts of cellphones.

Bull$hit extraordinaire - thy name is India....

@Bilal9 ,

Meanwhile heart burning news for you and your 4 feeter Chinese friend.

India’s Smartphone Exports Surge 95% in September; U.S. Accounts for 70% of Shipments in April–September 2025​

Last updated: October 15, 2025 6:41 pm
ByThe420 Correspondent

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New Delhi, October 2025 – Special Correspondent: India’s smartphone exports witnessed a sharp surge in September 2025, highlighting the country’s growing strength in global value chains. According to estimates from the India Cellular & Electronics Association (ICEA), smartphone exports touched $1.8 billion in September — a year-on-year increase of nearly 95% compared to the same month last year.

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U.S. Emerges as the Largest Market“Global Value Chains Are Anchoring in India”India Poised to Cross $35 Billion in Exports
Typically, August and September are low-export months for the mobile industry due to seasonal adjustments in production and shipment cycles. However, the sustained momentum this year underscores the maturity and resilience of India’s mobile manufacturing ecosystem, which continues to expand its footprint in international markets.

U.S. Emerges as the Largest Market​

During the first half of FY 2025–26 (April–September 2025), India’s total mobile phone exports are estimated at $13.5 billion, up from $8.5 billion during the same period in 2024 — a growth of over 60%.
The United States emerged as the dominant destination, accounting for nearly 70% of total exports, up from 37% last year.

Exports to the U.S. rose sharply from $3.1 billion (April–September 2024) to an estimated $9.4 billion (April–September 2025) — an increase of almost 200%. Other key export destinations included the UAE, Austria, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom.

“Global Value Chains Are Anchoring in India”​

Commenting on the strong performance, Pankaj Mohindroo, Chairman of ICEA, said:

“The sustained rise in exports reflects the solid foundation of India’s mobile manufacturing ecosystem. Global value chains are now deeply anchoring here. The surge in exports to advanced economies signals growing global trust in India’s ability to deliver quality, scale, and reliability.”

India Poised to Cross $35 Billion in Exports​

ICEA projects that mobile phone exports could reach $35 billion in FY 2025–26, up from $24.1 billion in FY 2024–25. The trend firmly establishes India among the world’s leading smartphone manufacturing and export hubs.

Mohindroo further noted:

“India’s mobile phone industry is firing on all cylinders. The next phase of growth will depend on our ability to sustain the scale and competitiveness achieved so far. The focus now must shift toward deepening the component and sub-assembly ecosystem within the country to make exports sustainable in the long term.”

India’s performance in smartphone exports reflects not just robust trade numbers but also a strategic transformation in the nation’s industrial identity — signaling a shift from “Make in India” to “Ship from India.”

India’s Smartphone Exports Surge 95% in September; U.S. Accounts for 70% of Shipments in April–September 2025 - The420.in

India’s smartphone exports surge 95% in September 2025, with the U.S. accounting for 70% of shipments, reflecting India's growing global dominance.

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[Jiangnan]

As a zero-patent country, India prides itself on assembling American mobile phones for export to the US... After all, Indian pigs are the shortest in the world. They are even shorter than Pakistanis, and need some illusions of victory to numb themselves. But it seems that Indian pigs think they are also human beings.

 

[Jiangnan]

Let the 1.4 billion inferior dwarf Indian pigs cry. Indian pigs export more mobile phones to the US? So? All profits go to China!

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[Jiangnan]

Let 1.4 billion inferior Indian dwarves remember! Every mobile phone sold by inferior Indian pigs must pay all profits to China!

India’s rising imports from China flag risk over widening trade deficit in 2025: GTRI

According to the GTRI, nearly 80% of India's imports from China are concentrated in just four product groups - electronics, machinery, organic chemicals and plastics. During January-October 2025, India's imports from China were dominated by electronics, which totalled $38 billion.

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[Jiangnan]

I enjoy watching these inferior Indian pigs sell more mobile phones to the US. Then these inferior Indian pigs contribute even more profits to China.

Nearly 80% of India’s imports from China are concentrated in electronics, machinery, organic chemicals, and plastics. Electronics alone reached $38 billion in January–October 2025, including mobile phone components ($8.6 billion), integrated circuits ($6.2 billion), laptops ($4.5 billion), solar cells and modules ($3.0 billion), flat-panel displays ($2.6 billion), lithium-ion batteries ($2.3 billion), and memory chips ($1.8 billion).
Machinery imports totalled $25.9 billion, with transformers alone at $2.1 billion. Organic chemicals reached $11.5 billion, driven by $1.7 billion in antibiotics. Plastics imports stood at $6.3 billion, including $871 million of PVC resin. Steel and steel products accounted for $4.6 billion, and medical and scientific equipment added $2.5 billion.

“These figures show that India’s import bill from China is anchored in electronics, machinery, chemicals, and materials that are difficult to substitute quickly, explaining the persistence of a large bilateral trade deficit despite efforts to diversify supply chains,” the GTRI report said.

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[Afhan]

 

[Bilal9]

These are the upper middle class in India and these are the habits they have. Think about that for a few minutes and ruminate on that.

No wonder their country is the filthiest on the planet, no civic sense or pride in their environment whatsoever. Complete opposite of China or anywhere in East Asia, for that matter. These people are unfit to exist in the civilized world.

 

[Afhan]

These are the upper middle class in India and these are the habits they have. Think about that for a few minutes and ruminate on that.

And they are the ones going abroad.