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colleague Sartan Dume of the Wall Street Journal and the Council on Foreign Relations about

India and the ambition to move much

of the supply chain from the People's Republic of China where it's vulnerable to brutality

to India and Sadanon has a mixed opinion of that underway. Some parts of the sector, some sectors work, some don't. Here's

Sardana to explain. More of this tonight. You know, I think it varies from sector to sector,

for example, on, you know, iPhone manufacturing. That's certainly been a part of the story

where Apple has diversified quite successfully to India. But in other sectors of the economy, I think, you know, other smaller, more nimble countries

like Vietnam have been more competitive.

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