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प्रश्न
Give appropriate examples for the following:
| Nature of Product | Name of a Foreign Company |
| Biscuits | |
| Shoes | |
| Computers | |
| Cars | |
| TV and Refrigerators | |
| Stationery |
Now, find out if these companies which are mentioned above existed in India before 1991, or came after the New Economic Policy. For this, take the help of your teacher, parents, grandparents and shopkeepers.
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उत्तर
| Nature of Product | Name of a Foreign Company |
In India before or after 1991 |
| Biscuits | Mondelez/Cadbury | Before 1991 |
| Shoes | Nike | After 1991 |
| Computers | Dell | After 1991 |
| Cars | Toyota | After 1991 |
| TV and Refrigerators | LG | After 1991 |
| Stationery | Faber-Castell | After 1991 |
Explanation: Cadbury, now part of Mondelez India, has operated in India since around 1948-49, so it was present before the New Economic Policy. Most of the other examples entered India after the 1991 economic reforms. Nike began selling in India in the mid-1990s; Toyota and LG established their Indian operations in 1997; Dell entered India around 2000; and Faber-Castell established its Indian presence in 1997.
Conclusion: The New Economic Policy of 1991 made it easier for foreign companies to enter and expand in India. Therefore, many multinational companies in products such as shoes, computers, cars, electronics and stationery entered India mainly after 1991.
