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It's a second day of 30 days 30 video review challenge 🔸The podcast of Think School ® with Nirmala Sitharaman, India's Finance Minister, is an interesting talk about how India can make its economy grow. 🔸She says it's important for different parts of the government to work together to reach big goals, like making India's economy worth $7 trillion. 🔸She also talks about problems with taxes in India, and how using technology, like AI, can help fix them. 🔸She shares her plans for the Indian economy. She wants to focus on making more things in India and aims to make it the third-biggest economy. 🔸She's looking at both short-term and long-term goals, hoping to make India a developed country by 2047. 🔸Overall, the talk gives a good look into India's economic plans and the challenges it faces, which is useful for both people involved in the economy and regular citizens. #podcast #podcastreview #indianeconomy #thinkschool

💡 “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

Don't take any classes on India's Economic History. Just listen to this amazing podcast that runs for 10 hours, which is like any econ course in a college. But with so much better quality. If you want to understand India's economy since independence, you must listen to it. Invest your time here! #economics #india

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

Catch Episode 21 (Season 02) of The Sound of Money, featuring Ameya Prabhu, President of the Indian Chamber of Commerce and Founder & Managing Director of NAFA Capital Group. In this insightful conversation, Ameya delves into his vision for ICC, the Indian growth story, his passion for writing- including his book The Rock Babas and Other Stories and the impactful work of Manav Sadhan Vikas Sanstha, the NGO founded by his family. This episode is a treasure trove of perspectives on commerce, leadership, and social development. 🎥 #TheSoundOfMoney #Amritkaal #Podcast #Bharat #IndianEconomy #UAPNAFA #UAPNAFAGroup #UAPNafaFamily #newage #financialservices

Catch Episode 21 (Season 02) of The Sound of Money, featuring Ameya Prabhu, President of the Indian Chamber of Commerce and Our Founder & Managing Director. In this insightful conversation, Ameya delves into his vision for ICC, the Indian growth story, his passion for writing- including his book The Rock Babas and Other Stories and the impactful work of Manav Sadhan Vikas Sanstha, the NGO founded by his family. This episode is a treasure trove of perspectives on commerce, leadership, and social development. 🎥 #TheSoundOfMoney #Amritkaal #Podcast #Bharat #IndianEconomy #NAFACapital #UAPNAFA #UAPNAFAGroup #UAPNafaFamily #nafacapitalgroup #nafacapitalgrouplife

Catch Episode 21 (Season 02) of The Sound of Money, featuring Ameya Prabhu, President of the Indian Chamber of Commerce and Founder & Managing Director of NAFA Capital Group. In this insightful conversation, Ameya delves into his vision for ICC, the Indian growth story, his passion for writing- including his book The Rock Babas and Other Stories and the impactful work of Manav Sadhan Vikas Sanstha, the NGO founded by his family. This episode is a treasure trove of perspectives on commerce, leadership, and social development. 🎥 #TheSoundOfMoney #Amritkaal #Podcast #Bharat #IndianEconomy #UAPNAFA #UAPNAFAGroup #UAPNafaFamily #uapadvisors #strategicadvisory #financialservices

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]

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

India’s unique economy gives us a well-deserved valuation premium. Here’s why we’re not just any emerging market: Services-Driven: Unlike other emerging markets that rely heavily on exports, India is all about services, not goods. This keeps us a step removed from the ups and downs of global demand. Self-Sufficiency: With consumption as our main growth engine, we aren’t as impacted by international cycles as export-heavy economies like China. Economic Stability: India’s economy offers more predictability, so global investors see it as a reliable bet within the emerging market category. Despite being classified as an emerging market, our economic structure has more in common with developed nations than many realize. No wonder India’s market attracts a premium—it's a blend of growth and stability that’s hard to beat! Check out our video to know more about the same! https://lnkd.in/dZAunCG8 #BuildYourBlueFort #BlueFortBlueprint #YouTube #Podcast #FII #ForeignInvestments Siddhanth Jain Sanyam Jain