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All India Management Association to strengthen India's manufacturing sector

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The All India Management Association announced it will work with micro, small and medium enterprises and family-run businesses to strengthen the manufacturing ecosystem in India. This effort supports India's goal of building greater domestic capabilities and participating more deeply in global value chains. The announcement was made by AIMA President TV Narendran.

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The initiative aims to strengthen the MSME sector, which AIMA President TV Narendran stated is essential for any manufacturing economy. This aligns with the call from Nirmala Sitharaman for greater industry participation in meeting India's development needs.

AIMA and Tata Power are mentioned in the context of India's industrial future.

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