#Growing economy

[foxnangelseo]

India is on the path to growth

India has every right to be confident about its future and its developmental plans. India has gotten an FDI of 950 million dollars since 1947 and 532 million dollars of them have been in the past 90 months. For 8 consecutive years since 2015, India has been breaking its own FDI record. 

Not just us, but the entire world is confident that India is on the right track. Here’s why India has tremendous growth potential:

India has a large and expanding population of nearly 1.3 billion people, creating a considerable market for goods and services. With a median age of 28 years, the population of the nation is likewise young, creating a sizable pool of potential workers and customers.

Economic Reforms: In recent years, India has implemented a number of economic reforms, such as the establishment of the goods and services tax (GST) and the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC). These changes have boosted India's business climate and made doing business there simpler.

Growing Middle Class: As India's middle class expands quickly, a sizable consumer market for products and services is being created. By 2025, the middle class is anticipated to double in size, increasing demand for a variety of goods and services.

India has a sizable labour force that is highly skilled, notably in the fields of engineering and technology. More than 3 million graduates are produced annually in the nation, many of whom have STEM backgrounds.

India has a young population and a growing middle class, which contribute to its favourable demographics and make it an appealing location for international investment. The nation also has a sizable and growing consumer market, which offers chances for enterprises in many other industries.

Development of Infrastructure: India has recently made large investments in infrastructure, including the construction of new roads, railroads, airports, and ports. These expenditures are anticipated to enhance connectivity and promote national economic expansion.

India is emerging as a centre for technological innovation, particularly in the fields of fintech, e-commerce, and digital payments. The nation is home to a number of top technological firms and a sizable pool of smart engineers and businesspeople.

Natural resources: Coal, iron ore, oil, and gas deposits are only a few of India's abundant natural resources. In order to lessen its reliance on fossil fuels, the nation is also investing in renewable energy sources including solar and wind energy.

Political Stability: India has a long history of peaceful handovers of power and is a stable democracy. Businesses and investors will benefit from this because it lowers the danger of political instability and creates a stable economic environment.

India's strategic location, which puts it in between Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, makes it a desirable place for trade and investment. Also, the nation has a number of free trade agreements with other nations, opening up new markets and business prospects.

In conclusion, India's economic growth trajectory is on a steady rise and the world has taken notice. From demographic dividends to government initiatives, the country is poised for sustained growth in the coming years. The road ahead may have its challenges, but with a young and skilled workforce, robust infrastructure, and a growing consumer market, India is well-positioned to become a major player in the global economy. The future looks bright, and the world is confident that India's growth story is just beginning.

This post was originally published on: Foxnangel

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77 Years of India's Independence : Learn about the important dates that define India's history as a vibrant democracy, a growing economy, and a nation that continues to evolve on the global stage.

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[izooks]

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Happy 25th Birthday Dipper and Mabel✨🌲May the mysteries continue 🔼

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it’s not THAT long but yk he could move it around and such…

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[foxnangelseo]

ET GLOBAL BUSINESS SUMMIT 2023 HIGHLIGHTS

 “Humanity will be proud of itself after 100 years by studying the capability shown by India during the biggest crisis in 100 years”

India has entered the 'Amrit Kaal' of its independence, a period of national development and glory. To achieve the Prime Minister's vision of becoming a USD 5 trillion economy, the nation's Business leaders, State Governments, and Visionaries must work together to drive 'Economic Change'. Global Business Summit, a flagship initiative of The Times Group, will provide a platform to bring together visionaries, thought leaders, heads of state, policymakers, climate advocates, academicians, and corporate heads to cohesively drive this agenda and exert the momentum needed to achieve this glorious vision.

Global Business Summit 2023 seeks to provide solutions to key macroeconomic challenges by curating government-to-government interactions, business-to-government meetings, and business-to-business engagements to secure investments from domestic and international allies.

The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, addressed the Economic Times Global Business Summit at Hotel Taj Palace in Delhi on 17 February 2023. He noted the changes that have taken place since his last appearance at the ET Global Business Summit three years ago when WHO declared Covid a pandemic leading to massive rapid changes globally and in India. He also discussed the concept of 'antifragile' and the collective determination of 140 crore Indians during the three years of war and natural calamity. The Prime Minister explained how reimagination came into play when the country gave the current government an opportunity to serve in 2014, and how the government can improve welfare delivery to empower the poor and create infrastructure in a more efficient way. The Prime Minister elaborated on reimagining welfare delivery and talked about the delivery of bank accounts, loans, housing, property rights, toilets, electricity, and clean cooking fuel.

He also remembered former Prime Minister Shri Rajiv Gandhi's remark that 15 paise out of one rupee reached the intended beneficiaries. Shri Modi said that 10 crore toilets were constructed after 2014, taking sanitation coverage from below 40 percent to 100 percent in rural areas. He also gave examples of aspirational districts, such as institutional deliveries increasing from 47 percent to 91 percent, fully immunized children in the Aspirational District Barwani of Madhya Pradesh increasing from 40 percent to 90 percent, the success rate of TB treatment increasing from 48 percent to nearly 90 percent, and number of Gram Panchayats with broadband connectivity increasing from 20 percent to 80 percent. Regarding clean water supply, the Prime Minister said that only 3 crore tap connections were there in 2014, but in the last three and half years have added 8 crore new tap connections. The Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, highlighted the transformation of infrastructure in India, from political ambition to a grand strategy.

He noted that highways are being built at a speed of 38 km per day and more than 5 km of rail lines are being laid every day. The number of operational airports has doubled from 74 to 147, and 3.5 lakh kilometers of rural roads and 80 thousand kilometers of national highways have been built. He also highlighted the 1600-plus data layers of infrastructure mapping available on the GatiShakti platform, which can be linked to AI to decide the shortest and most efficient route. The Prime Minister also highlighted the reimagining infrastructure in India's aviation sector, which resulted in 128 air routes being opened up for civilian aircraft movement today, saving both time and fuel. This decision has also reduced 1 lakh tonnes of CO2 emissions.

The Prime Minister of India highlighted the achievements of his government in the last 9 years, such as laying 6 lakh kilometers of optical fiber, increasing the number of mobile manufacturing units, and reducing the rate of internet data. He also highlighted the 'Mai-Baap' culture of the past, which led to an atmosphere of mutual distrust and suspicion between the government and the citizens. After 2014, the 'govt-first' mentality was reimagined as a 'people-first' approach and the government worked on the principle of trusting its citizens. Examples of self-attestation, abolishing interviews from lower rank jobs, decriminalizing small economic offenses, Jan Vishwas Bill, collateral-free Mudra loans, and the government becoming a guarantor for MSMEs were given. The Prime Minister highlighted the reduction in taxes for the increase in gross tax revenue and said that taxpayers get motivated when they know that the tax paid is being spent efficiently.

He also touched upon faceless assessment and the Income Tax Department processing more than 6.5 crore returns this year. He emphasised that India's prosperity is the world's prosperity and that the theme of One World, One Family, One Future chosen for G-20 contains solutions to many challenges. He called upon everyone present to get involved in India's development journey as much as possible, as it gives them a guarantee of growth.

He told the world to keep an eye on India because we are going to create history by growing at the most exponential rate known to mankind. 

Come, Grow with India. 

This post was originally published on: Foxnangel

[izooks]

Great news, fellow patriots. I’ve found another thing Democratic presidential nominee "Comrade Kamala Harris" is bad at: Communism.

As you’ve probably heard from GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump and other wise leaders on the right, Harris is a communist, a socialist, a Marxist and probably a bunch of other -ists meant to scare you.

So why are economists saying Comrade Kamala's economic plan is good?

Look, if Trump, Musk AND Moms for Liberty are communicating to me that the sitting vice president of the United States is a communist, I’m going to believe them, because I’ve never known those folks to lie or be hypocritical.

And so I am appalled ‒ APPALLED, I tell you ‒ that an actual, dyed-in-the-wool communist is running for president.  

But what’s even more appalling is recent revelations from economists at investment giant Goldman Sachs that a Harris victory in November would boost the U.S. economy while a Trump victory would be a “hit to growth.”

That’s right, the economists wrote: "If Democrats sweep, new spending and expanded middle-income tax credits would slightly more than offset lower investment due to higher corporate tax rates, resulting in a very slight boost to GDP investment due to higher corporate tax rates, resulting in a very slight boost to GDP growth on average over 2025-2026.”

Goldman Sachs says Harris' economic plan leads to growth, Trump's plan doesn't

And if Trump beats Comrade Kamala the communist? The Goldman Sachs report said: “We estimate that if Trump wins in a sweep or with divided government, the hit to growth from tariffs and tighter immigration policy would outweigh the positive fiscal impulse” from continuing most corporate tax reductions.

Why are some of the biggest capitalists on the planet at Goldman Sachs telling us that a communist-dictator-in-waiting will be better for our economy?

This comes hot on the heels of a nonpartisan Penn Wharton Budget Model report showing that Capitalist King Trump's economic plan would balloon the deficit nearly five times more than Communist Comrade Kamala's.

Why is a communist like Harris promising to help small businesses?

Just listen to what Comrade Kamala was spouting on the campaign trail Wednesday as she touted her communist economic policy aimed at helping small businesses: “We will expand the tax deduction for startups to $50,000. It's essentially a tax cut for starting a small business.

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[crazysnakey]

Don't forget the reason the U.S. is supporting Israel's genocide of Palestine - hell, 90% of the reason they ever get involved into something in the Middle East is for ulterior purposes regarding oil.

That and the Ben Gurion Canal project, which you can learn more about:

Also this short video explaining the canal's significance and full history in summary:

Simply put,

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Not at all impressed by the number of people I'm seeing saying "BUT WHAT ABOUT RED VS BLUE???" on my dashboard in light of the recent news.

People are losing their jobs. Like. C'mon guys. It's just a stupid show.

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I'll try out Vic3 again I think I didn't give it a fair shot on it's own terms