NEW DELHI: India’s exporters aren’t whining about the purchase book, despite a few hiccups lately because of lockdowns across countries. According to the most recent statistics available with the government, India’s exports reached $50.7 billion through the first seven days of their financial year, 11% higher compared to the corresponding interval in 2019-20. The first months of the past financial year have been washed out because of a rigorous country-wide lockdown at India, which coincided with an identical position throughout large areas of earth. However, together with Europe, the US and China starting up, this season is looking quite different. “In those months, even when there have been constraints in a number of areas of the nation, we’ve performed well. It gives us assurance the amounts for the complete year will probably likely be better this time,” a government source told TOI. While exporters often concur, there’s also a little concern over their sustainability. “There’s growth, and it will be a feel-good element. But we can not rejoice unless it’s renewable,” said Sharad Kumar Saraf, president of reception group Fieo, while crediting part of the growth to greater realisation because of a spike in commodity costs in addition to freight. “The anti-China belief in a number of states has also assisted Indian exporters,” he further added. Others, however, seem more optimistic, though they complain of labor deficit holding them backagain. “The requirement is great, but the issue is making because a number of our employees have gone home. So, things can slow down a bit in June and July, even though April and might have been great,” explained Colin Shah, chairman of the Gems & Jewellery Export Promotion Council. In the same way, A Sakthivel, that directs the Apparel Export Promotion Council, states that the current fiscal year claims to be improved, though exporters are facing issues in Karnataka.