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Will India make it? The West is betting big on India, rising global power, 5th largest economy! Indians, brimming with confidence and optimism!  So much promise! What should India do to build a better future?  Here’s a clip from a recent podcast, with a peek into my take on India.  What do you think?    (The clip is from a podcast with Divya Kumar, an American expat in India. She runs @eastcoastbrewery.) #India #Modi #Infrastructure #Ayodhya #IIT #Harvard #Yale #Jaishankar

💡 “India was told, again and again, look at these countries…they went on to become the #AsianTigers!” Gurcharan Das was one of the first to predict that post-liberalisation, India would turn into a place of boundless energy and enthusiasm. Years ago though, through the 70s and 80s, it saw East Asian countries - #Singapore, #Taiwan, #SouthKorea and #HongKong - race ahead in the economic growth race... and there was one mantra! The export of simple, low-technology, labour-intensive manufactures. This, while strict government regulations in India kept the prospect of an industrial revolution at bay. "So we got our true 'economic' freedom in 1991", says Das in the third episode of our podcast, #FEDDialogues Watch the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/gKQdjiSg To get more such insightful content on economic growth in your inbox every month, subscribe to our newsletter through the link in comments. #IndianManufacturing #IndiaLabour #LabourIntensive #IndiaEconomicGrowth #IndiaEconomy #IndiaLiberalisation

Nilesh Shah at his best as always. Must listen. “Triveni Sangam of talent, capital and infrastructure has changed India from being close to the global growth train to becoming engine of the global growth train.” “At one point of time, MTNL had bigger market cap than Reliance Industries Limited, India's largest market cap company. “How can our Abhimanyu win if he has to fight both Kauravas as well as Pandavas together? So undoubtedly, the biggest task for the government is improving ease of doing investment for corporate India and entrepreneurs and ease of living for the citizens of India.” https://lnkd.in/dFyRKt9F

What nation enjoyed 8.4% GDP growth last year, reinforced its position as the world's largest democracy in recent elections, and is becoming an increasingly powerful factor in international affairs? #India. President of the US-India Business Council, Ambassador Atul Keshap discusses the opportunities and challenges of the most populous country in the world. #indopacific

I just recorded India macro outlook Summary India emerging as an asset class Physical infra over digital infra Which part of India is booming Where will be the jobs of tommorow in India ( this is a burning question in India and macro can help give an answer) Sectors where I am bullish Listening close to Indin govt on their priorities and why I take it seriously market outlook NRIZEN Online (I have curated basket of mutual funds on Nrizen website which I believe will participate in this boom)

Did you know that approximately 30% of GDP is contributed in India. 🎙️ On Kabirr Vani, Kantarao Jinna highlights the immense impact of MSMEs on India's economy. These enterprises provide employment to around 11.3 crore individuals! MSMEs are crucial, contributing up to 40% of manufacturing and 48-50% of total exports. Their role is undeniably significant in driving economic growth and job creation. Tune in to learn more about the powerful influence of MSMEs and their contributions to the nation's economy. For stories that inspire and connect follow Kabirr Vani Podcast [kabirr vani, kabirr zariwala, kabirr vani podcast, msme, indian economy, indian government, msme scheme, gdp, podcast, podcast reel]

Ecstatic to share my first video podcast with the talented Tarun Bindlish who dons many hats. A free flowing discussion, led splendidly by Tarun, about Indian economy, some less disucssed issues and moving towards becoming a USD 5 tn economy. Hope you enjoy watching this. Thanks Tarun Bindlish for the opportunity! QuantEco Shubhada Rao Vivek Kumar #podcast #economy #indiaeconomy #india

I recently listened to an exceptionally informative podcast with Nirmala Sitharaman, the Finance Minister of India, by Think School ® . I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to Ganeshprasad S, Parsh Kothari, and the entire team. I have been following Think School ® for a couple of years, and I am consistently impressed with the quality of your work and the content you produce. All the very best for the next phase in Indian Business Podcasts. Thank you for your dedication and efforts! Here are some key takeaways from the podcast. I highly recommend watching it on YouTube for more insights. 🚀 Challenges on the Path to a $7 Trillion Economy: - Addressing high unemployment rates - Bridging the North-South funding disparity - Ensuring policy continuity for business stability 💼 Tackling Unemployment: - Aligning education with industry needs - Strengthening industry-academia collaboration 🌐 Vision 2024-2029: - Aim to become the third-largest economy - Promoting manufacturing and ease of doing business - Striking a balance between agriculture and manufacturing 🔑 Key Takeaways: - Importance of coordination between central, state, and local governments - Facilitating businesses through streamlined bureaucracy - Embracing successful models like land banking for economic development  #EconomicDevelopment #Finance #India2024-2029 #Thinkschool #IndianBusinessPodcast

Breaking news: Indian is not a country full of snake charmers 🐍 India is powerhouse. India is the 5th highest GDP in the world. The CEO of Google is Indian. The CEO of Microsoft is Indian. The CEO of IBM is Indian. Get my point? But why is India not viewed in a different light? Why do outdated stereotypes still exist? We spoke to Yamini Gupta about this on a recent episode of The Hippo Question Podcast. I'll leave Yamini to explain better. What are your thoughts? Do you feel that your country and how you are perceived is unfair/outdated? Share in the comments. ------------------------------------------ Repost ♻️ to share - I'm always grateful ❤️ I'm Nikki Samant-Jones I help build culturally diverse and inclusive organizations. ➡️ Hit Book an appointment above to chat more about Cultural Intelligence + Inclusion.

Podcasts today are great way of learning. But you have to choose the right one for you. I do a lot of learning from these podcasts. You learn about different countries, cultures, business model, startups and many more things. Yesterday I saw a Podcast of Shashank Dixit with Ranveer Allahbadia and really one of the best podcasts. 1. The guy is from very humble background. 2. No showoff, No polish Language. Just a guy from non-metro. Felt like you are listening to a friend. 3. One fact which he told that in China there is city name SHENZHEN which was a village and now it is electronic capital of the world. One of the most developed cities in China throws out the fact that India is far behind in developing Tier-3 to Tier 5 cities in terms of Infrastructure. 4. He also told that infra in some of Tier-3 cities in China is also better than some of Tier-1 cities of India. 5. I am from city Jagadhri (Tier-5), Haryana which is plywood hub of India. Almost 60% production of India goes out from there. But still city has worst Infrastructure from last three decades and no development has taken place there. Though some improvements have been done by Center government in terms of national highway but still a lot has to be done by State government. 6. Likewise, there are many clusters in India which is hub of manufacturing of a particular product and mostly are in Tier 3 to Tier 6 cities but still Infra wise they are weak. 7. One fact which I also agree with his podcast is that India can go ahead only if it makes its manufacturing capability strong like China did in last 20 years. It will really develop skills of people specially who are below poverty line and will help them get a better life. Software development alone can't achieve it. 8. Though Government has rolled out One district One Product and most of these cities are in non-metros and even some are village. Lots of development in these cities are requires to be like China. 9. There has been a lot of focus on certain cities like Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Bangalore. 10. It's time to focus on infra of smaller cities, develop manufacturing capabilities which result in better skill development and income generation of youth living there. #podcast #knowledge #indianeconomy #manufacturing #trs