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India’s Handloom Sector Has a Bigger Challenge Than Cheap Imports—It Needs a New Innovation StoryIndia’s Small Cars Are Making a Comeback. Here’s Why It Matters for the Auto IndustryAgarwood: Can Northeast India Build the World’s Most Trusted Natural Fragrance Industry?India Leads the World in AI Talent. The Northeast Isn’t Yet in the Data.AI Agents: The Digital Workforce That Could Redefine Every Industry

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    Business & Economy | Government & Policy | North East Insight

    Can Northeast India Join India’s GCC Revolution? The Opportunity Is Real, but the Policy Window Is Narrowing

    ByThe Quantiq Editorial July 9, 2026July 9, 2026

    India’s Global Capability Centre (GCC) ecosystem is expanding beyond Bengaluru and Hyderabad into Tier-2 cities. Can Northeast India become part of this transformation, or will it once again watch a new economic revolution unfold from the sidelines? India’s Next Economic Race Has Already Begun For more than two decades, India’s Global Capability Centre (GCC) industry…

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  • Abstract editorial illustration depicting Northeast India's transition from a commodity-based economy to value-added industrial growth through infrastructure, entrepreneurship and innovation. Editorial Visual | AI assisted.
    Business & Economy | North East Insight

    The Northeast Is Rising. But Can It Finally Escape the Commodity Trap?

    BySMS BORDOLOI July 4, 2026July 4, 2026

    For decades, Northeast India has been described as a region of immense potential. Blessed with vast natural resources, extraordinary biodiversity, fertile agricultural land and a strategic location connecting India with Southeast Asia, the region has always appeared destined for economic prosperity. Yet despite these advantages, its economic story has often been one of unrealized opportunities…

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  • Japanese investment and foreign capital analysis for Northeast India economic development
    Business & Economy | Opinion | Policy

    50 Corporate Leaders, A Cancelled Summit And The Investment Reality Northeast India Must Understand

    BySMS BORDOLOI June 25, 2026June 25, 2026

    Over the last few days, disappointment has been spreading across Assam and much of Northeast India after reports emerged that the proposed India–Japan summit in Guwahati may no longer take place as originally expected. Social media conversations quickly began framing the development as a lost opportunity. For many observers, the conclusion appeared almost automatic. If…

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  • Illustration showing how large industrial investments often increase GDP but fail to create long-term local prosperity in Northeast India
    Business & Economy | Government & Policy | North East Insight | Opinion

    The Prosperity Illusion: Why Big Capital Enters — and Wealth Leaves

    ByThe Quantiq Editorial June 12, 2026June 12, 2026

    Across developing economies, a familiar story plays out repeatedly. A government announces a major investment partnership with a large corporation. Land is allocated at concessional rates. Tax incentives are extended. Infrastructure support is prioritised. Subsidised power and regulatory clearances are often built into the larger package. Public messaging quickly frames the development as a transformational…

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