<h1>India Boosts Domestic Manufacturing with Incentives Amid Global Supply Chain Shifts Due to COVID-19 Disruptions.</h1> The coronavirus outbreak in China initially disrupted supply chains for Indian industries reliant on Chinese imports. Although Chinese production resumed, global supply chain shocks prompted countries to seek resilience by diversifying import sources. The Indian government collaborated with Export Promotion Councils and Trade Bodies to mitigate disruptions, secure inventories, and facilitate virtual business meetings to expand domestic supply bases. Additionally, the government introduced Production Linked Incentive Schemes to boost domestic manufacturing in critical sectors like pharmaceuticals and electronics, aiming to diversify supply chains and offer competitive pricing. This information was provided by a government official in a written statement to the Lok Sabha.