China is India's largest trading partner for manufacturing goods, accounting for over 20% of India's total manufacturing exports and imports.

Textiles and apparel are the main category of manufacturing goods that India exports, accounting for over 40% of India's total manufacturing exports.

The United States is the largest importer of Indian manufactured goods, accounting for over 20% of India's total manufacturing exports.

Machinery and equipment are the main category of manufacturing goods that India imports, accounting for over 30% of India's total manufacturing imports.

China is the largest exporter of manufactured goods to India, accounting for over 25% of India's total manufacturing imports.

The main factor that has contributed to the growth of manufacturing exports from India is the low cost of production, which makes Indian manufactured goods competitive in the global market.

The main challenge faced by Indian manufacturers in exporting their products is the lack of infrastructure, which makes it difficult to transport goods to ports and airports.

The Make in India policy was introduced by the Indian government to promote manufacturing exports from India by providing incentives to foreign companies to set up manufacturing units in India.

The Indian government has set a target of $1 trillion for manufacturing exports by 2025.

Manufacturing exports contribute around 15% to India's GDP.

The main factor that has contributed to the growth of manufacturing imports in India is the growing domestic demand for manufactured goods.

The main challenge faced by Indian manufacturers in competing with foreign manufacturers is the lack of technology, which makes it difficult for them to produce goods that are competitive in terms of quality and price.

The Foreign Trade Policy is a government policy that has been introduced to promote manufacturing imports in India by reducing tariffs and duties on imported goods.

The Indian government has set a target of $1.5 trillion for manufacturing imports by 2025.

Manufacturing imports contribute around 20% to India's GDP.