关税战正酣，印度对中方趁火打劫！莫迪这波操作把中企整笑了

Group 1 - India's recent policy limits Chinese companies' stake in joint ventures to 10% and requires technology transfer to local firms, contrasting with the 100% ownership allowed for other foreign companies [3][5] - Despite the push for "de-China" initiatives, 76% of components in India's electronics manufacturing still rely on imports from China, highlighting a contradiction in India's strategy [3][5] - The Indian government's "Production-Linked Incentive" scheme, which invested $26 billion, has not significantly improved the market share of local brands, which remains below 5% [3][5] Group 2 - The U.S. is seen as supporting India's anti-China stance, but India's steel industry faces challenges due to reliance on Chinese coking coal, leading to operational difficulties [6][8] - Recent foreign investment in India has plummeted by 40%, with manufacturing's GDP contribution dropping to 14.3%, indicating economic distress [8][10] - Historical comparisons show that while China has advanced significantly in manufacturing, India struggles to keep pace, suggesting that restrictive foreign investment policies may hinder growth [10]