Archive · 11 Jun 2025
SJM Launches Campaign to Curb Chinese Imports and Regulate E-Commerce
A group called Swadeshi Jagran Manch (SJM) wants Indians to buy products made in India.
They are starting a campaign to encourage this, especially to reduce buying goods from China, which was India's top import source.
They want the government to regulate large e-commerce companies to prevent them from using unfair pricing tactics.
SJM believes that India has the talent and resources to be self-reliant and urges for public campaigns and stricter enforcement of e-commerce rules.
Swadeshi Jagran Manch (SJM) launched a nationwide campaign.
The campaign aims to promote indigenous products.
SJM wants the government to curb Chinese imports.
SJM urges regulation of e-commerce giants to stop predatory pricing.
The campaign follows Prime Minister Modi's call to shun foreign goods.
- Who
- Swadeshi Jagran Manch (SJM)
- What
- Launched a nationwide campaign to promote indigenous products and curb Chinese imports
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- India
- Why
- To promote self-reliance, protect national interest, and regulate e-commerce.
Advocates for Free Trade
Proponents of Indigenous Goods
Economic Independence
Advocates for Free Trade
Advocate for open markets, free trade and competition to benefit consumers and foster innovation.
Proponents of Indigenous Goods
Prioritize domestic production and reduce dependence on foreign markets to protect the national interest and build a self-reliant economy.
- SJM Co-convenor
- Ashwani Mahajan
- Campaign Goal
- Promote indigenous products
- Government Urged To
- Curb imports of Chinese products
- Government Urged To
- Regulate e-commerce giants
- China's Imports to India
- $113.5 billion (2024-25)
