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Manufacturing is the backbone of strong economies. Sadly, in India, manufacturing is declining. For us to accelerate growth, we need to produce more – build meaningful manufacturing ecosystems, and create high-quality jobs at scale – Rahul Gandhi, Leader of Opposition
Gandhi is visiting Germany at the invitation of the Progressive Alliance, a key group of 117 progressive parties from across the world. During his visit, Gandhi will engage with the Indian diaspora as well as meet German government ministers.
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Manufacturing is the backbone of strong economies , Leader of the Oppostion In the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi said while asserting that manufacturing is declining in India.
The country needs to build meaningful manufacturing ecosystems for accelerating growth, Gandhi said in a social media post after a guided tour of BMW Welt and the BMW Plant in Munich.
Rahul , who is on a visit to Germany, said the highlight of the BMW tour was seeing TVS’s 450cc motorcycle, developed in partnership with BMW.
“Had the chance to experience BMW’s world in Munich, Germany with a guided tour of BMW Welt and the BMW Plant – an incredible look at world-class manufacturing up close,” Gandhi said in an Instagram post.
LoP Shri @RahulGandhi visited BMW World in Munich, Germany, and took a guided tour of BMW Welt and the BMW Plant.
He was pleased to see TVS’s 450cc motorcycle, developed in partnership with BMW—a proud moment to witness Indian engineering on display.
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— Congress (@INCIndia) December 17, 2025
A highlight was seeing TVS’s 450cc motorcycle, developed in partnership with BMW, he said, adding that it was a proud moment to see Indian engineering on display.
“Manufacturing is the backbone of strong economies. Sadly, in India, manufacturing is declining. For us to accelerate growth, we need to produce more – build meaningful manufacturing ecosystems, and create high-quality jobs at scale,” Gandhi said.
Gandhi is visiting Germany at the invitation of the Progressive Alliance, a key group of 117 progressive parties from across the world. During his visit, Gandhi will engage with the Indian diaspora as well as meet German government ministers.