At a time when the government is hoping to make India a regional manufacturing hub through the Make in India campaign, India’s chief economic adviser Arvind Subramanian on Saturday said that India cannot have a unique model which is export-led and not just uniquely focused on manufacturing if it were to grow at 8 per cent to 10 per cent.“India can’t deviate from the historical experience and grow at eight per cent without rapid exports and just depending on domestic demand,” he said at a panel discussion on Asian Growth Models at the Advancing Asia conference of the International Monetary Fund.He further said that it is possible to harness the Make in India campaign but instead of growth being led just by manufacturing, it has to be through a combination of manufacturing and services. “We can have a uniquely India model, which is export-led but not just uniquely focused on manufacturing,” he said at the second day of the three day event.According to Subramanian, China should move from a surplus to a current account deficit to help the current growth model. “China needs to become a current account deficit country to partly facilitate trade led model of growth for other countries and not just India,” he added.Earlier in the day, Prime Minsiter Narendra Modi had said that India is adding to world and Asian demand by running current account deficits.Subramanian raised concerns over recent comments by Donald Trump, the Republican Party’s frontrunner for the US presidential elections on scrapping the H1 B Visa and its impact on the Indian growth model. “His comments are very worrying about our model of growth,” Subramanian said.India’s merchandise exports in January shrank for the 14th straight month on continued weak demand from Europe , the south Asian nation’s biggest market.January exports fell 13.6% from a year earlier, while imports dipped 11.01%, data released by the ministry of commerce and industry showed last monthEchoing Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s comments that India is a haven of macroeconomic stability, Subramanian said the government is taking a number of steps to accelerate growth and States are competing with each other, which has added to the dynamism of the Indian economy.