Show Notes
In today's episode of The Daily Brief, we cover a deep dive and another story for the day shaping Indian and global markets:
1. India’s Textile Waste Problem We’ll cover: ●India generates 7,073 kilotonnes of textile waste every year ●Why recycling clean factory scraps is easier than recycling used clothes ●How the lack of textile EPR and segregation is holding back circularity
2. India’s Telecom Hardware Problem
We’ll cover: ●Why India remains dependent on China for critical telecom hardware ●Inside the ₹5,500 crore Gwalior Telecom Manufacturing Zone ●Can Gwalior help India build a domestic 5G and telecom hardware supply chain?
Audio Timestamps 00:04 Intro 00:27 India's textile waste problem 14:08 Inside India’s telecom hardware plan 22:51 Tidbits
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