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@Chandragupt Maurya first priority : Bihar and Waterways .first priority waterways , 2nd railways , 3rd Roadways and 4th airways : Nitin Gadkari
@Chandragupt Maurya first priority : Bihar and Waterways .first priority waterways , 2nd railways , 3rd Roadways and 4th airways : Nitin Gadkari
We have more than appease these middle east bastards because of domestic politics and oil requirements. Invest heavily in solar, EV and hydrogen technologies. We can ki** their back then.Time to fuck Iran
Hydrogen fuel is the only solution.We have more than appease these middle east bastards because of domestic politics and oil requirements. Invest heavily in solar, EV and hydrogen technologies. We can ki** their back then.
Is one of the solution.Hydrogen fuel is the only solution.
Northern , Central , Eastern and North Eastern Region needs to be linked with Kolkata and Haldia port using waterways , Railways and Roadways@Chandragupt Maurya first priority : Bihar and Waterways .
See this East West Corridor it can be extended to ASEAN countries they have economy of more than 3.2 trillion dollars@Chandragupt Maurya first priority : Bihar and Waterways .
We should target our overall blockchain market cap at 1 Trillion dollars in next 10 years (Mind you this 10 Billion dollar cap here is of a single firm, I’m talking about overall market cap of blockchain in India).Made-in-India blockchain crosses $10 billion market cap
In a possible first, a blockchain founded by three Indians breached $10 billion in market capitalisation last week.
Since February, Polygon (previously Matic) has seen its market cap jump 10x owing to increased adoption by players in gaming, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and DeFi (decentralised finance). In March, Nasdaq-listed Coinbase allowed users to trade Polygon’s token.
Made-in-India Polygon is now among Top 20 crypto coins globally
Polygon, previously Matic Network, has seen its market cap surge ten-fold since February to $13 billion, owing to increased adoption of its blockchain by players in gaming, non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and decentralised finance (DeFi).economictimes.indiatimes.com
Can you explain what it is ,if you don't mind , this is my noob zoneWe should target our overall blockchain market cap at 1 Trillion dollars in next 10 years (Mind you this 10 Billion dollar cap here is of a single firm, I’m talking about overall market cap of blockchain in India).
Can you explain what it is ,if you don't mind , this is my noob zone
YupWhat? Blockchain?
Before people get a KL over "increasing FDI inflows", that a bulk of these are just Faceberg and Boogle buying Reliance and Jio shares.FDI hits all-time high in FY21; forex reserves jump over $100 bn
Net foreign direct investment (FDI) into the country hit a fresh high of $43.366 billion in the year ended March 2021 as it crossed the previous high of $43.013 billion that it had reach last fisacl. In a Covid-hit year, the FDI witnessed a big thrust from stake sale by Reliance Industries (RIL) group companies, which raised around $35 billion during the fiscal year.
According to data released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), while the direct investment to India in FY21 stood at $54.665 billion, FDI by India amounted to $11.299 billion, thereby resulting into a net FDI of $43.336 billion.
FDI hits all-time high in FY21; forex reserves jump over $100 bn
According to data released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), while the direct investment to India in FY21 stood at $54.665 billion, FDI by India amounted to $11.299 billion, thereby resulting into a net FDI of $43.336 billion.indianexpress.com
Could also be the battery of FTA and policy changes and arrangements with different nations.Before people get a KL over "increasing FDI inflows", that a bulk of these are just Faceberg and Boogle buying Reliance and Jio shares.
Are record FDI inflows a cause for celebration?
Amid the dismal economic numbers triggered by the slowdown of the economy followed by the Covid pandemic, one set has stood out as the bright spot: the data onwww.newindianexpress.com
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Data on FDI inflows shows that contrary to the government’s expectations of larger magnitude of inflows into the manufacturing sector, this sector received just 13% of the total. The services sector attracted nearly 80% of the total inflows, with information technology enabled services (ITeS) being the largest component, accounting for over 47% of them. This is hardly surprising given that the RBI has classified the activities of Jio Platforms as “other information technology and computer service activities”. Other than services, wholesale and retail trade were the two prominent sectors.
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Make in India/Atmanirbhar Bharat not possible without heavy foreign investment, atleast that is what made Choyna the factory of the world.
Chief beneficiary of China plus One strategy by MNCs has been Vietnam for products like Electronics and Bangladesh, Ethiopia etc for clothing and footwear.
PLI schemes are basically big baits to brute force companies to start production here, with the lure of Govt PLI gibs and selling items in Domestic market without paying large duties.
CCPee made a 100 year plan in 1950, see wtf they are in 2021 and what it will be in 2050.We barely know what the world will look 10 years from now, and you want us to plan for 100. Not gonna happen, unless we are able to find a bunch of Nostradamuses for the planning committee.
As for having a plan, we need only one, ie:- put career socialists in the brig.
Nope, there is this (((perception))) with elements of truth in it that governments and policies in India are "upredictable", promoted by vested interests, which dissuades investors.Could also be the battery of FTA and policy changes and arrangements with different nations.
Investors look long term..really long term.
They will see that the corrections done by GoI are good long term and will give india sort of monopoly in some sectors.
Startups by definition are risky ventures and not safe investments. You yourself decide which company is more risky, a newly formed venture which has little or no history or a well established company with a past history of good performance?. IT companies also have risk profile. They are largely dependent on US policies which impact their business prospects. And these policies can also change with change in US govts.Nope, there is this (((perception))) with elements of truth in it that governments and policies in India are "upredictable", promoted by vested interests, which dissuades investors.
So they go for the "safe" investments like those startups or IT Companies or shares in Mukesh companies.
Would you put your money on a manufacturing company in India or in an Indian "unicorn" startup or IT company as a foreign investor?Startups by definition are risky ventures and not safe investments. You yourself decide which company is more risky, a newly formed venture which has little or no history or a well established company with a past history of good performance?. IT companies also have risk profile. They are largely dependent on US policies which impact their business prospects. And these policies can also change with change in US govts.
Point isnt about optimism. My humble submission is that startups/unicorns are not considered as safe investments by any logic. The understanding of what constitutes safe isnt clear...Would you put your money on a manufacturing company in India or in an Indian "unicorn" startup or IT company as a foreign investor?
Because if you do, you're a very optimistic foreign investor.