Indian Economy

[GaudaNaresh]

"most improved" means nothing in the world. As usual, you live in the west but say India is the greatest. Go back to India.

Most improved does mean that whatever India is doing, its working and the actual output of innovation in India is growing at a substantial rate, you dumbass.
I am not saying India is greatest. I am saying you are wrong. As usual. Go back to the shithole you came from first.

 

[londonparistokyo]

Most improved does mean that whatever India is doing, its working and the actual output of innovation in India is growing at a substantial rate, you dumbass.
I am not saying India is greatest. I am saying you are wrong. As usual. Go back to the shithole you came from first.

I was born in India lol. Incredible self-own. Lmfao.

 

[londonparistokyo]

Your dislike for India is apparent. You don’t like India because India has bypassed Briton and will likely bypass Japan and Germany by 2026. That should be enough to calm you down.

Bypassed by what measure? GDP? Lol

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Lmao

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Lmfao

India sure is doing great! Bypassed "Briton" and will bypass Germany and Japan! Haha. Cope.

 

[angryindian]

India has bypassed Briton and will likely bypass Japan and Germany by 2026.

Let us not celebrate overtaking Britain, Germany, and Japan because all three countries are in terminal decline and barely registering any growth.

Even if we overtake them economically, we will still have an economy that's barely 1/5th of China's, despite having a bigger working-age population and better overall demographics.

India faces serious issues in industrialization, healthcare, and education, about which I have been writing for a long time. Failing to address these issues will single-handedly prevent India from achieving any economic success.

 

[ezsasa]

Let us not celebrate overtaking Britain, Germany, and Japan because all three countries are in terminal decline and barely registering any growth.

Even if we overtake them economically, we will still have an economy that's barely 1/5th of China's, despite having a bigger working-age population and better overall demographics.

India faces serious issues in industrialization, healthcare, and education, about which I have been writing for a long time. Failing to address these issues will single-handedly prevent India from achieving any economic success.

the country got rid of old NDTV, yet to get freedom from your mindset.
what exactly you are trying to prove, repeating the same theme again and again on a daily basis?
why is it so important to you to repeatedly hammer the point that India sucks?

 

[sameer]

They aren't ching companies who are told by CCP to bring back technology and gain leverage for the motherland
They are Indian dhandho companies who's only goal is to make profit and store that profit in gora countries sometimes via buying failing gora businesses like Jaguar-LandRover.

In China the CCP leveraged airplane buys by their sarkari owned carriers to force Airbus atleast to start a final assembly facility there.
Our guy meanwhile is absolutely helpless in this regard even though your Indigo and Tata are vacuuming planes right now, there is no legal or other mechanism to arm twist them to do the same.

Dhandhos also cannot be arsed, neither can they even if they wanted to since a dhandho would be negotiating with his own order as leverage, CCP would negotiate with all orders from the carriers as leverage.

It is changing at some level at least in the last few years- albeit very slowly. Reliance for example acquired a stake in Faradion- a sodium ion battery startup based in UK a few years ago. They now acquired them fully and plan to commercialize this technology in their upcoming gigafactory.

But there is more scrutiny for high tech acquisitions than previously. A decade ago, China was able to acquire Germany's Kuka robotics, one of the world's foremost industrial robotics companies. Today, such acquisitions are nearly impossible.

Reliance New Energy acquires remaining stake in sodium-ion battery major Faradion - CNBC TV18

Reliance initially announced its interest in UK-based Faradion in December 2021, with the acquisition valued at £100 million, with RNESL investing £25 million as growth capital in the company.

www.cnbctv18.com

 

[shade2]

It is changing at some level at least in the last few years- albeit very slowly. Reliance for example acquired a stake in Faradion- a sodium ion battery startup based in UK a few years ago. They now acquired them fully and plan to commercialize this technology in their upcoming gigafactory.

But there is more scrutiny for high tech acquisitions than previously. A decade ago, China was able to acquire Germany's Kuka robotics, one of the world's foremost industrial robotics companies. Today, such acquisitions are nearly impossible.

Reliance New Energy acquires remaining stake in sodium-ion battery major Faradion - CNBC TV18

Reliance initially announced its interest in UK-based Faradion in December 2021, with the acquisition valued at £100 million, with RNESL investing £25 million as growth capital in the company.

www.cnbctv18.com

Gigafactory in UK or India?
Dhandhos literally expand to the gora paradises unlike Chings who either do equal equal or transport the tech to factories in the motherland.

 

[ezsasa]

Gigafactory in UK or India?
Dhandhos literally expand to the gora paradises unlike Chings who either do equal equal or transport the tech to factories in the motherland.

jamnagar ..

RNESL plans to leverage Faradion's cutting-edge technology in their proposed fully-integrated energy storage gigafactory, as part of the Dhirubhai Ambani Green Energy Giga Complex project at Jamnagar

Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance New Energy takes over remaining stake in Faradion

Currently, RNEL holds 92.01% equity stake in Faradion Limited. With this recent acquisition, RNEL will now have full ownership of Faradion Limited.

www.businesstoday.in

 

[chilledfrier]

the country got rid of old NDTV, yet to get freedom from your mindset.
what exactly you are trying to prove, repeating the same theme again and again on a daily basis?
why is it so important to you to repeatedly hammer the point that India sucks?

because their are people in our nation, who still thinks to this day that we are outsmarting the west and their technology. It was evident when that "Kon hai america" wala guy was interviewed. And these are in masses whether you believe it or not. Just see in public media, they are literally comparing the walking style of Modi (73 yrs) and Xi Jinping (71 yrs).
Anyways we are indeed fastest GROWING in the world and yeah repeating the same India sucks isn't going to change anything, I guess their has been an eco chamber of this suck hole which is filled with negativity, which has made us like this.

 

[shade2]

I was born in India lol. Incredible self-own. Lmfao.

Bypassed by what measure? GDP? Lol

Edit:

Lmao

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Lmfao

India sure is doing great! Bypassed "Briton" and will bypass Germany and Japan! Haha. Cope.

Once again you will never be white, you will never be "American" enough if such a thing exists beyond some govt documents.

You will always be a shitskin streetshitter for every wh*te swine you seek to appease, And people here see your Jewish ((( I just want a better India vro ))) trickery for what it is.

So stop shitting on every thread you visit, you will be e-lynched here since arguments are like casting pearls before a swine like you.

 

[shade2]

jamnagar ..

Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance New Energy takes over remaining stake in Faradion

Currently, RNEL holds 92.01% equity stake in Faradion Limited. With this recent acquisition, RNEL will now have full ownership of Faradion Limited.

www.businesstoday.in

Rare Mukesh W

Tatas meanwhile are building a similar factory in the UK.

We need a mechanism for the Govt to arm-twist and extract pressure on dhandho to meet certain national objectives in regards to technology acquisition and all like CCP does.

I've written before about how we're getting a massive L while our dhandho airplane walas are buying Boeing and Airbus planes in numbers never before thought possible but we can't leverage it to force them to setup an assembly plant here like Airbus has in Tianjin, China

OTOH because of import duty on mobile phones, every high volume sales mobile phone merchant has to setup atleast an assembly plant here including the Chinks

 

[srev2004]

Bypassed by what measure? GDP? Lol

Edit:

Lmao

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Lmfao

India sure is doing great! Bypassed "Briton" and will bypass Germany and Japan! Haha. Cope.

If you are from India, I am from mars.

 

[ezsasa]

because their are people in our nation, who still thinks to this day that we are outsmarting the west and their technology. It was evident when that "Kon hai america" wala guy was interviewed. And these are in masses whether you believe it or not. Just see in public media, they are literally comparing the walking style of Modi (73 yrs) and Xi Jinping (71 yrs).
Anyways we are indeed fastest GROWING in the world and yeah repeating the same India sucks isn't going to change anything, I guess their has been an eco chamber of this suck hole which is filled with negativity, which has made us like this.

the constant noise that implies "i won't make even slightest effort to change my world view on India, but India has to change as per my world view by the time my instant noodles are done" is even more annoying.

especially when reality is that fundamentals in India change almost every five years.

 

[crazywithmath]

Gigafactory in UK or India?
Dhandhos literally expand to the gora paradises unlike Chings who either do equal equal or transport the tech to factories in the motherland.

In India only, no? Declared at their last AGM?

Rare Mukesh W

Tatas meanwhile are building a similar factory in the UK.

Tatas are building in India too. They are going big in TN and AP. Their UK factory is being directly bankrolled by the UK gormint because Tatas were threatening to quit manufacturing in India (look up Tata steel UK for more details).

We need a mechanism for the Govt to arm-twist and extract pressure on dhandho to meet certain national objectives in regards to technology acquisition and all like CCP does.

I've written before about how we're getting a massive L while our dhandho airplane walas are buying Boeing and Airbus planes in numbers never before thought possible but we can't leverage it to force them to setup an assembly plant here like Airbus has in Tianjin, China

OTOH because of import duty on mobile phones, every high volume sales mobile phone merchant has to setup atleast an assembly plant here including the Chinks

The aircraft aseembly plant was constructed amid a different global environment. Don't think it is possible now. More of a first mover's advantage, if I say so.

 

[Hari Sud]

Let us not celebrate overtaking Britain, Germany, and Japan because all three countries are in terminal decline and barely registering any growth.

Even if we overtake them economically, we will still have an economy that's barely 1/5th of China's, despite having a bigger working-age population and better overall demographics.

India faces serious issues in industrialization, healthcare, and education, about which I have been writing for a long time. Failing to address these issues will single-handedly prevent India from achieving any economic success.

BS of a Westernized person.

Celebrate as much as you can of overtaking Briton, Japan and Germany as India’s economic success.

Chinese are export country. They hardly make anything for themselves. All factories built by over enthusiastic U.S. and Europe build products for them. There is hardly anything for internal consumption. Hence their size of economy does not matter.

Healthcare is far better in India than elsewhere. Mostly free. Only people with excess money go to private hospitals.

Again compare education in India to neighbourhood countries it is far superior. Its technical college graduates are CEOs of computer companies. That is an asset to India’s education.

So shut up and start celebrating India’s successes.

 

[Cheepek]

https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/markets/adani-enterprises-to-sell-up-to-13-percent-in-adani-wilmar-exit-the-platform-12900278.html

 

[crazywithmath]

a few other fundamentals that work differently in India:

9.5 crore public own equity of 36 lakh crore in direct retail market equity(10% of stock market)
5 crore public are invested in in mutual funds of 68 lakh crore AUM, of which 17 lakh crore got added in 2024
10 crore public invest in SIPs which are taking in 25000 crores pm.

but credit card debt is just around 2.8 lakh crore.

https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/b...-sip-retail-investor-eco-survey-12774865.html

https://www.livemint.com/market/sto...ges-rs-17-lakh-cr-in-2024-11735025951729.html

https://www.business-standard.com/m...llion-additions-in-a-year-124102501213_1.html

Credit card defaults surge to 7.6 per cent amid rising indebtedness

MUMBAI: Reflecting the rising indebtedness of individuals and households, delinquency rates among credit card issuers or the portfolio at risk in banking parlan

www.newindianexpress.com

@crazywithmath
are there any market theories on whether these retail investments are taking money away from retail sales?

in other words, will this not effect consumption numbers of GDP?

Is credit card debt really that significant an indicator in India? Especially given the kind of tight monpol we have been subjected to?

Equity markets have been on fire for over a year now (although seem to have slowed down a bit in recent months) so it is kind of a good rush - retail investeors have gone full 'pour money and inshallah' so that trend is not surprising.

 

[shade2]

Is credit card debt really that significant an indicator in India? Especially given the kind of tight monpol we have been subjected to?

Equity markets have been on fire for over a year now (although seem to have slowed down a bit in recent months) so it is kind of a good rush - retail investeors have gone full 'pour money and inshallah' so that trend is not surprising.

Literally nobody has these jewish cards
Except ultra-rich guys

I am a simple man, debit card, cash and UPI only, ((( loan ))), ((( credit ))), ((( interest ))) ((( Buy Now Pay Later ))) absolutely haram for me and many other Indians.

Max ((( loan ))) average middle-class Indians take is to buy a house or car.

iirc even in Germany and China it's the same, only US cucks credit-card maxxxx like the jewish slaves they are, no wonder they are Numba Wan economy and Numba Wan consoomer.

 

[sauntheninja]

In India only, no? Declared at their last AGM?


Tatas are building in India too. They are going big in TN and AP. Their UK factory is being directly bankrolled by the UK gormint because Tatas were threatening to quit manufacturing in India (look up Tata steel UK for more details).



The aircraft aseembly plant was constructed amid a different global environment. Don't think it is possible now. More of a first mover's advantage, if I say so.

As a country should we be turning our focus to mass employment sectors like textiles and low end electronics. Reading the newspaper and browsing through here and twitter the attention is towards the high end stuff like semiconductors, airplanes trains and while they are certainly very important all the attention is diverted towards these when the reality is we have countries worth of labor in the northern states UP, Bihar and there is no focus on these states. Anyone has a list of investments in UP apart from Noida for example?

 

[ezsasa]

Is credit card debt really that significant an indicator in India? Especially given the kind of tight monpol we have been subjected to?

nope, not a factor.
they had the chance and thankfully they blew it almost two decades ago.