Indian Direct Selling Scenario

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The indian direct selling industry is in the initial stages of its development and it started in india in around 1998-1999 or before, well it doesnt matter much that when it started in india what matters is that it has been going around in the world for more than 60 years so its not a new industry and people in America & europe have started this business model so they have more knowledge about it than us and people there have earned far more money there than we can imagine because already they earn in USD or in EURO because they are developed nations and we arr developing nation so when a person becomes a Millionaire (10,00,000) in USA so in india it means he has earned 7 crore rupees so in india if a person wants to be a Millionaire so he needs to earn 7 crore rupees thats how the power of currency changes the dynamics of wealth in the world.

Indian direct selling industry has a life long way to go, some people talk about "when the governement will make a law on direct selling in india,well direct selling industry in india right now is very small right now the total turnover ia around 2 Billion USD which means around 14000 crore rupees and it is not enough to get the attention of the government because india is a developing economy with lots of other emerging industries so until the direct selling industry touches a massive number like 50-100 billion USD the government is not going to take it seriously and make a seperate law for it.

Guidelines are made by the government just to analyse and understand this industry better. 

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