All Roads Lead to India's Export Hotspots: Where the Real Action Happens
While everyone obsesses over which countries buy India's goods, the real story is where those goods actually come from. Gujarat, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Uttar Pradesh aren't just states—they're economic powerhouses quietly dominating India's export machine, with cities like Jamnagar and Kanchipuram emerging as the true MVPs of India's $825 billion export economy. The conventional wisdom about destination markets misses the point: India's export future is being built in these regional hotspots through specialized expertise, integrated supply chains, and manufacturing ecosystems that have taken decades to develop. From Jamnagar's refining capabilities to Kanchipuram's textile heritage, these clusters represent India's competitive advantage—not just in traditional goods like gems and textiles, but increasingly in high-value electronics, pharmaceuticals, and engineering products that are reshaping global trade patterns.
