In the context of Indian local products, the phrase \“in a 100 m race a beats b by 20 m\“ can be metaphorically applied to describe the competitive landscape of traditional Indian handicrafts. Just as runner A finishes 100 meters while B is at 80 meters, leading by 20 meters, certain Indian products outperform others in the market.
For example, Kanchipuram silk sarees from Tamil Nadu often \“beat\“ mass-produced textiles by a significant margin in terms of quality and demand. Similarly, Darjeeling tea maintains a lead over ordinary tea varieties, much like A\“s 20-meter advantage. These products, deeply rooted in Indian culture, represent the \“A\“ in their respective races, showcasing superior craftsmanship and heritage value that set them apart in both domestic and international markets. |
