Indian Economy

[ArjunMK1A]

Looks like the G2 Scenario already arrived.

1. USA who do not want to raise another China. So trying to meddle with us.
2. So China who do not want another manufacturer similar to their scale. So they are also actively sabotaging us.
3. Now both US and China doing some backroom drama to maintain some status quo.

As of us concerned, we should speed up FTA with EU, Ease Business doing, whip our private big money dhandos to further invest in different field.

 

[asl001]

Govt should be careful even after the trade deal its likely Trump can put tariffs on India,
better stall the deal for couple of years

Once a deal is made, he needs to stand by it. He can put pressure to make changes after some time . But he cannot back away from that. If he backs away from one thing, we can also do the same.

 

[asl001]

View: https://x.com/gemsofbabus_/status/1925814292881834494

Cool

 

[FalconSlayers]

7% growth in 4th quarter FY2024-25 being predicted.

https://www.livemint.com/economy/india-gdp-growth-q4-india-economic-growth-2025-indian-economy-forecast-march-quarter-gdp-india-gdp-estimate-india-11748005005686.html

 

[redpanda]

Global OEMs source over $2 bn worth aerospace components, services annually from India: Official

Global OEMs are sourcing over USD 2 billion in aerospace components and services from India annually, signaling significant opportunities in the nation's aviation sector. India is emerging as a key MRO destination, promising lower costs for airlines, job creation, and enhanced service...

m.economictimes.com

Global original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are sourcing aerospace components and services worth over USD 2 billion annually, a senior government official said on Friday. Highlighting the opportunities in the Indian aviation and aerospace areas, Civil Aviation Secretary Samir Kumar Sinha also said the country is becoming a destination for MRO (Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul) activities that will help with lower costs for airlines, generate more jobs and enhance service capabilities.

India is one of the world's fastest-growing civil aviation markets and carriers have placed significant aircraft orders as they expand their fleets as well as networks to cater to rising air travel demand.

Sinha said global OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) source more than USD 2 billion worth aerospace components and services from India annually.

He also emphasised the need to scale up responsibly with focus on sustainability while speaking at the curtain raiser event for the Wings India 2026, an aviation conference to be held in January 2026 in Hyderabad.