“We will face an attack from Chinese goods,” says SRIDHAR VEMBU

With the threatening of Donald Trump fresh and China definitions ready to dump global markets through cheap exports, Zoho Sridhar Vembu’s founder issued a blatant warning: “We will face an attack from Chinese goods … Mobility in this will be a great challenge.”

In the seven points note posted on X, VEMBU put what he calls the survival scheme for India in the global cracking system. Starting from relying on food and energy to the enemies of factories and rupees-based trade, its message is urgent: India must behave decisively-not only to protect itself, but to lead the place where others may falter.

1. Food security comes first
“Fortunately, India is self -sufficient in food and we must protect our food security,” he says. But self -reliance is not enough. Poor countries also face increasing pressure, India should grow more to help those who slip into food crises. “This is Darma we have like spices.”

It refers to the country’s vaccine diplomacy during Covid as evidence of what this awareness can accomplish.

2. Linking energy to food – and go to sustainable
“Energy is food”, VEMBU notes, highlighting how modern cultivation depends on fertilizers and machines derived from fossil fuels. While India is currently benefiting from health relations with oil -emitting countries, it calls for long -term investments in sustainable agriculture.

This means research and development in water management, livestock and ecosystems of plants, agricultural machines that work with electricity-and special model farms and training centers.

3. Two goals to shock China excessive
China warns not to participate in a commercial aggression motivated by strength, but “despair in facing the enormous extra power.” The result? Universal abundance of everything from steel to EVS.

A counter -impurities suggest:

“Negotiation to pay the costs of Chinese imports in rupees may be a good starting point … its companies may also pay for purchase from us.”

On a larger scale, re -negotiation of the external debt payment in Rurawi may increase the export call to India. “The world is likely to be more accepted,” he added.

4. Race 3-5 years to build factories
“We need a 3-5-year race to build factories everywhere,” he writes VEMBU. Importers and distributors of foreign commodities should be pushed locally, with government incentives desalination this transformation.

His suggestion: Allow the full deletion of the first year of factories created in the backward areas, and to delete 50 % in other places to accelerate investments.

5. Import capitalism, not consumer goods
India must give priority to the machines and equipment that allow production, not the consumer goods for the ultimate user. He adds: “And negotiating the payment of the price of those capitalist goods in a rupees,” where he returned to his broader payment to obtain a lever of local currencies in trade.

6. Make research and development for the following revolution
India must raise the percentage of research and development to GDP to 3 % in the next 5-10 years, driven primarily by the private sector. VEMBU proposes “a commitment that resembles social responsibility” to finance research and development, as well as a rapid deletion of spending on the capital related to research and development.

7. Share knowledge, do not store it
With India investing in innovation, it must also raise others, urges Vembu. “They do not have the vast human resources for the invention we are doing,” he writes.

“When we start inventing, we must share instead of cabinets. This is the only way for a more clear global system. This is our Darma like Bharat.”