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𝐓𝐡𝐞𝐲 𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐝 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐚 𝐜𝐨𝐨𝐤𝐞𝐝 𝐧𝐮𝐦𝐛𝐞𝐫 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐜𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐞𝐝 𝐢𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐭𝐫𝐮𝐭𝐡. 🚨 A 2.6% GDP growth claim is making the rounds, but here's the catch. It's not a real figure. It's a statistical sleight of hand. The critics compared apples to oranges, mixed old and new calculation methods, and... served the result as fact. ▶️ They took this year's GDP from the new system (₹88.27 lakh crore) and compared it to last year's from the old system (₹86.05 lakh crore). That's where 2.6% comes from. ▶️ The honest comparison? Last year's GDP, when recalculated with the same new method, was ₹80 lakh crore. Real growth? 10.3% nominal, 7.8% real after inflation. ▶️ Why the change? The IMF had flagged India's old GDP framework with a 'C' rating for data adequacy, citing an outdated base year and older sources. ▶️ India updated to the 2022-23 base in February 2026, just like France and Germany regularly revise their own national accounts. Criticism is fair. But comparing two different statistical series and calling it "actual growth"? That's not critique. THAT'S DUMB GASLIGHTING. 𝐖𝐚𝐭𝐜𝐡 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐟𝐮𝐥𝐥 𝐛𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐤𝐝𝐨𝐰𝐧. 🎥⬇️show more

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📌 EAC member Gaurav Vallabh explains the 2.6% claim in one analogy. > You cannot measure one end of a table in METRES & the other in INCHES, then call that “Decline.”😂 That is what happened here. They took this year’s GDP from the new series (₹88 lakh crore) & compared it with last year’s figure from the old series (₹86 lakh crore.) That gave 2.6%. Wrong scale. Under the same new series, last year was about ₹80 lakh crore. That is the number you compare with ₹88 Lakh Crore. Like weighing yourself in KGs today & MGs last year, then saying you gained weight🤣 Same economy. Different measuring tapes. That is why 2.6% is brain rot. (VC: India TV)

📌 EAC member Gaurav Vallabh explains the 2.6% claim in one analogy. > You cannot measure one end of a table in METRES & the other in INCHES, then call that “Decline.”😂 That is what happened here. They took this year’s GDP from the new series (₹88 lakh crore) & compared it with last year’s figure from the old series (₹86 lakh crore.) That gave 2.6%. Wrong scale. Under the same new series, last year was about ₹80 lakh crore. That is the number you compare with ₹88 Lakh Crore. Like weighing yourself in KGs today & MGs last year, then saying you gained weight🤣 Same economy. Different measuring tapes. That is why 2.6% is brain rot. (VC: India TV)

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◉ India’s economy begins FY 2026–27 on a strong note, with real GDP growth at 7.8% in Q1📈 ◉ The new GDP series has also brought revisions to earlier estimates. For Q1 2025–26, GDP at current prices was earlier estimated at ₹86.05 lakh crore under the old series; under the new series and subsequent revisions, the estimate stands at ₹80 lakh crore ◉ Such revisions reflect changes in the base year, updated data and improved measurement methodologies as more comprehensive information becomes available 📽️Take a closer look at what the new #GDP series means for understanding India’s evolving economy! #IndianEconomy #GDPGrowth #IndiaGrowthStory

◉ India’s economy begins FY 2026–27 on a strong note, with real GDP growth at 7.8% in Q1📈 ◉ The new GDP series has also brought revisions to earlier estimates. For Q1 2025–26, GDP at current prices was earlier estimated at ₹86.05 lakh crore under the old series; under the new series and subsequent revisions, the estimate stands at ₹80 lakh crore ◉ Such revisions reflect changes in the base year, updated data and improved measurement methodologies as more comprehensive information becomes available 📽️Take a closer look at what the new #GDP series means for understanding India’s evolving economy! #IndianEconomy #GDPGrowth #IndiaGrowthStory

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#WATCH | Delhi: On former Finance Secretary Subhash Chandra Garg's statement alleging GDP data revision from Rs 86 lakh crore to Rs 80 lakh crore to inflate the latest Q1 2026-2027 figures, Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) Secretary Saurabh Garg says, "...Whenever we compare year-to-year, we always compare on constant prices because current prices include price inflation, and therefore current price is not the correct method to compare year-to-year. Whenever we do a comparison, we need to compare like to like; we can't compare apples to oranges. So what has been done is that the current GDP of the old series, which has already become obsolete, and the data we had released last year, has been compared with the current GDP of this quarter of the new series... If you look at the volume output, for example, the number of automobiles produced, the amount of cement produced, the amount of steel produced, and you compare this from quarter one of last year and quarter one of this year, this shows extremely high growth rates of 12 per cent, 14 per cent, 16 per cent when we look at volume growth. Making this statement that there has been some data fudging done is extremely unfortunate..."

#WATCH | Delhi: On former Finance Secretary Subhash Chandra Garg's statement alleging GDP data revision from Rs 86 lakh crore to Rs 80 lakh crore to inflate the latest Q1 2026-2027 figures, Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) Secretary Saurabh Garg says, "...Whenever we compare year-to-year, we always compare on constant prices because current prices include price inflation, and therefore current price is not the correct method to compare year-to-year. Whenever we do a comparison, we need to compare like to like; we can't compare apples to oranges. So what has been done is that the current GDP of the old series, which has already become obsolete, and the data we had released last year, has been compared with the current GDP of this quarter of the new series... If you look at the volume output, for example, the number of automobiles produced, the amount of cement produced, the amount of steel produced, and you compare this from quarter one of last year and quarter one of this year, this shows extremely high growth rates of 12 per cent, 14 per cent, 16 per cent when we look at volume growth. Making this statement that there has been some data fudging done is extremely unfortunate..."

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VIDEO | Delhi: Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation (MoSPI) Secretary Saurabh Garg defends the GDP numbers. He says, "It's unfortunate that we've heard those remarks. Let me put it this way. Whenever we compare two different years, we always compare at constant prices. Firstly, what has been done in that statement is comparing figures at current prices. When you compare two years, say, five years ago and now, at current prices, there will obviously be some areas of discrepancy. The second, which is even more glaring, is the fact that the number being compared with is from the old base year. As you are aware, in February, we released numbers with the new base year, 2022-23, and we had given numbers for all the years in the back series up to 2022-23. So, a number from the new base year for the first quarter of this year has been compared with a number from the obsolete series based on the old base year of 2011-12, even though the new series had already been published in February 2026. So, this claim that the numbers have been compressed now relates to a figure that was released in February 2026 but was not quoted. That's the second glaring error...The third is the fact that when you look at the actual output or actual volumes, whenever a growth rate is compared from quarter to quarter, we do it based on actual production, let us say, of steel, cement and automobiles, in Q1 of 2025-26 with Q1 of 2026-27. In each of these areas, volume growth has been of the order of 10 per cent, 15 per cent and 20 per cent. So, it's unfortunate that a comparison is being made of apples and oranges, when I'm sure people know better..."

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🚨 BREAKING: World Bank Executive Director drops a massive logic bomb on the "Data Fudge" conspiracy! If the government is manipulating the GDP to look good, why did the new February series revise the nominal GDP DOWN by 4%? Neelkanth Mishra just exposed the ultimate flaw in the opposition's narrative: shrinking the GDP base actually makes the government's fiscal deficit and debt-to-GDP targets much harder to achieve! Why would any government intentionally sabotage its own economic goals just for PR? The entire 2.6% claim relies on an "ill-educated" calculation of mixing old and new datasets. Stop falling for manufactured outrage. Take 5 minutes, do a basic AI search on 'GDP rebasing', and look up the global standards for economic data. Read. Verify. Think.

🚨 BREAKING: World Bank Executive Director drops a massive logic bomb on the "Data Fudge" conspiracy! If the government is manipulating the GDP to look good, why did the new February series revise the nominal GDP DOWN by 4%? Neelkanth Mishra just exposed the ultimate flaw in the opposition's narrative: shrinking the GDP base actually makes the government's fiscal deficit and debt-to-GDP targets much harder to achieve! Why would any government intentionally sabotage its own economic goals just for PR? The entire 2.6% claim relies on an "ill-educated" calculation of mixing old and new datasets. Stop falling for manufactured outrage. Take 5 minutes, do a basic AI search on 'GDP rebasing', and look up the global standards for economic data. Read. Verify. Think.

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#WATCH | Delhi: On India's GDP growth of 7.8% in Q1, Congress leader Supriya Shrinate says, "I do not know whether Ravi Shankar Prasad and the BJP have ever even heard of per capita income. The per capita income of countries like Germany is 8 to 10 times higher than ours... The GDP growth should be reflected in people's everyday lives... They are projecting a GDP growth rate of 7.8% for the first quarter... Look at whether jobs are actually being created—they are not. Look at investment—Gross Fixed Capital Formation is growing at a mere 11.9%... People's purchasing power has declined... Until now, there had been no controversy surrounding India's data. Today, many are pointing out that the base year was changed, which caused a spike in the numbers... They are citing a GDP growth rate of 10.3%, and the inflation deflator is at 2.5%. Does that imply a growth rate of 7.8%?... In the first quarter, inflation was around 5.7%... There is a difference of 1.2% to 1.3% between the GDP deflator and the actual effective inflation rate. For the first time, that gap has widened to 3.4%... The first concern is that questions are now being raised about India's data—data that previously went unquestioned. The second major concern is: who is actually experiencing this growth?... Third, why is the Prime Minister appealing to people not to buy gold?..."

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Satya Nadella was asked what Microsoft does when its AI revenue 10x's from $13B to $130B. He refused to answer in revenue - and named the only AGI benchmark he says counts "The first thing we have to observe is GDP growth. There's only one governor in all of this" "This is where a little bit of, we get ahead of ourselves with all this AGI hype" "The developed world is what, 2% growth? And if you adjust for inflation, it's zero. We have a real growth challenge" "When we say this is like the Industrial Revolution - that type of growth means to me 10%, 7%, developed world inflation adjusted, growing at 5%. That's the real marker" "The big winners here are not going to be tech companies. The winners are going to be the broader industry that uses this commodity" "Us self-claiming some AGI milestone - that's just nonsensical benchmark hacking to me. The real benchmark is the world growing at 10%" The CEO with one of the largest AI infrastructure bets on earth just told you to ignore every model benchmark and watch a single number: world GDP. By that test, nothing has happened yet. Developed-world growth is flat, and no lab's press release moves it. Real AGI shows up as the economy compounding at Industrial Revolution rates - or it isn't real.

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For BSNL, our government has provided three revival packages totalling ₹3.22 lakh crore. We have dealt with the burden of oil bonds, addressed the “Fragile Five” economy, and undertaken bank restructuring and recapitalization. These were not small amounts but those of ₹3 lakh crore - ₹4 lakh crore, and now even fertiliser subsidies. Wherever there were weaknesses in the economy, they were left unaddressed earlier, and we are now paying for all of it. Yet, we are being questioned about GDP growth and fiscal deficit. The reality is that we are clearing the liabilities left behind. On spectrum allocation, after our government came to power, spectrum in bands such as 700 MHz, 800 MHz, 1800 MHz, 2100 MHz, 2500 MHz and 3300 MHz has been provided to BSNL at auction-determined prices for 4G and 5G services. On BSNL, I must respectfully say that every criticism made against it is incorrect. If anything, BSNL was pushed into a critical condition earlier. It was in the ICU, and we have revived it and brought it back on track. The Union Cabinet has approved revival packages for BSNL. The capital infusion between 2022 and 2023 stands at ₹2.26 lakh crore. This includes spectrum allocation, capital expenditure on infrastructure, AGR dues, and restructuring of the PSU. The Make in India mandate for BSNL is a strength, not a restriction. There is no restriction on BSNL. In fact, under the Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative, BSNL has placed an order for 1 lakh indigenously developed 4G sites for pan-India deployment. As of 28th February 2026, 97,906 sites have been installed with 4G equipment, out of which 96,103 are already operational. Additionally, the BharatNet Programme is strengthening BSNL further. An amount of ₹1.39 lakh crore has been approved to extend optical fibre connectivity to all villages across the country. - Smt Nirmala Sitharaman in Rajya Sabha

Nirmala Sitharaman Office

129,463 次观看 • 6 个月前

Zimbabwe’s economy is bigger than previously thought — well, on paper, at least. According to a new survey by Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency - ZIMSTAT, the country’s GDP is now estimated at US$44.4 billion, up from the earlier estimate of US$35.2 billion. Why the jump? Finance Minister Hon Prof Mthuli Ncube says the revision follows an economic census that captured “a larger number of business entities that have emerged since 2019” — the last time Zimbabwe updated its GDP base year. This process, known as rebasing, adjusts GDP figures to better reflect the current structure of the economy. It adds economic activities that may not have been counted in 2019. So, what changes? 📌 Per capita income — the average income per person — would rise to over US$3,000 in 2025 (vs World Bank’s current US$2,656). 📌 The debt-to-GDP ratio - a measure of how much the country owes compared to the size of the economy - drops from 60% to 45%, making Zim’s huge debt look smaller when compared to the economy. 🚨 But there’s a flipside: a bigger GDP also means a lower revenue-to-GDP ratio — making Treasury look even less efficient at collecting revenue. Rebasing doesn’t change what’s in your wallet. But for govt and investors, it’s supposed to offer a more up-to-date picture of the true size of the economy, how it’s now structured — and who’s now part of it. The update comes after years of mixed signals from Govt officials, who’ve given varying GDP figures. The World Bank put Zimbabwe’s GDP at US$44.1 billion in 2024, while the IMF previously estimated it at US$38 billion.

Zimbabwe’s economy is bigger than previously thought — well, on paper, at least. According to a new survey by Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency - ZIMSTAT, the country’s GDP is now estimated at US$44.4 billion, up from the earlier estimate of US$35.2 billion. Why the jump? Finance Minister Hon Prof Mthuli Ncube says the revision follows an economic census that captured “a larger number of business entities that have emerged since 2019” — the last time Zimbabwe updated its GDP base year. This process, known as rebasing, adjusts GDP figures to better reflect the current structure of the economy. It adds economic activities that may not have been counted in 2019. So, what changes? 📌 Per capita income — the average income per person — would rise to over US$3,000 in 2025 (vs World Bank’s current US$2,656). 📌 The debt-to-GDP ratio - a measure of how much the country owes compared to the size of the economy - drops from 60% to 45%, making Zim’s huge debt look smaller when compared to the economy. 🚨 But there’s a flipside: a bigger GDP also means a lower revenue-to-GDP ratio — making Treasury look even less efficient at collecting revenue. Rebasing doesn’t change what’s in your wallet. But for govt and investors, it’s supposed to offer a more up-to-date picture of the true size of the economy, how it’s now structured — and who’s now part of it. The update comes after years of mixed signals from Govt officials, who’ve given varying GDP figures. The World Bank put Zimbabwe’s GDP at US$44.1 billion in 2024, while the IMF previously estimated it at US$38 billion.

newZWire

28,502 次观看 • 1 年前

Economic Survey ▪️Pegs GDP growth for next fiscal FY27 at 6.8-7.2%, this is lower than current fiscal ▪️Projects medium-term growth potential at 7% ▪️Geo political scenario could disrupt foreign capital inflows and consequently impact the Rupee ▪️External environment uncertain, India needs to be cautious ▪️Drying up foreign capital making the Rupee unstable ▪️Net surplus in services and remittances not enough to offset trade deficit ▪️Urges private sector to accelerate investment and job creation ▪️Indian firms’ outward investment rises from $14 bn to $24 bn in FY25 ▪️Manufacturing estimated to contribute 12.8% of GDP in FY26 ▪️Cautions against a bigger economic crisis than 2008 due to overheated AI valuations ▪️Need to retain students beyond Class 8 ▪️India’s pulses, maize and cereal yields remain below global averages ▪️Traffic and expensive houses are roadblocks for development ▪️Policy reshape needed for gig workers Some questions arise on the basis of what the Economic Survey says 👇 👉What are we celebrating? A sub 7% growth rate? 👉Survey estimates FY26 GDP growth at 7.4% and nominal GDP growth for the same period at just 8%. Why is the difference between nominal and real GDP growth rate only 0.6%? 👉Rupee has depreciated by over 6.5%. So a 8% nominal GDP growth with 6.5% Rupee depreciation means dollar GDP growth of just 1.5%. Why are we not worried? 👉For Viksit Bharat by 2047 - India needs a GDP growth of at least 8.2% every year for the next 21 years. What are we doing about it? 👉Finally someone in the govt accepting that the Rupee has been falling, but blaming it all on geo political uncertainty. But who will explain why the Rupee is the worst performing Asian currency especially when the dollar has weakened? 👉Why are foreign portfolio investors pulling money out of India? What is the plan to save the Rupee from this withdrawal? 👉Why is net FDI negative for 4 months in a row? 👉Why is India’s private sector not investing in India? 👉Why are Indian corporates investing more overseas than in India (outward investment of Indian cos rises from $14 bn to $24 bn in FY25)? 👉Why is manufacturing’s contribution to overall GDP still languishing at 12.8% - down from 15.6% under UPA and way below the targeted 25% of GDP? 👉Why have Make In India, Production-Linked Incentives (PLIs), failed to boost manufacturing? 👉Modi govt had announced 3 Employment-Linked-Incentive schemes (ELIs) in FY25 Budget to create more than 2 crore jobs. How many jobs have been created? 👉Govt had also announced an incentive scheme for 1 crore internships. Why did less than 10,000 people intern in the last 18 months? 👉Survey shows Corporate tax contribution to the total tax kitty declining, personal income tax collection rising. Why are all incentives then for wealthy corporates and not the ordinary tax payers? 👉The survey’s acceptance that students beyond Class 8 are dropping out should ring alarm bells for our education system. Does the Modi govt care which has shut down 90,000 Govt schools and consistently reduced education budget over the years? 👉Survey says India’s pulses, maize and cereal yields remain below global averages - what is being done to make agriculture more remunerative? 👉Survey says traffic and expensive houses are roadblocks for development - will the unliveable urban cities saddled with traffic, waste and pollution wake the govt up?

Economic Survey ▪️Pegs GDP growth for next fiscal FY27 at 6.8-7.2%, this is lower than current fiscal ▪️Projects medium-term growth potential at 7% ▪️Geo political scenario could disrupt foreign capital inflows and consequently impact the Rupee ▪️External environment uncertain, India needs to be cautious ▪️Drying up foreign capital making the Rupee unstable ▪️Net surplus in services and remittances not enough to offset trade deficit ▪️Urges private sector to accelerate investment and job creation ▪️Indian firms’ outward investment rises from $14 bn to $24 bn in FY25 ▪️Manufacturing estimated to contribute 12.8% of GDP in FY26 ▪️Cautions against a bigger economic crisis than 2008 due to overheated AI valuations ▪️Need to retain students beyond Class 8 ▪️India’s pulses, maize and cereal yields remain below global averages ▪️Traffic and expensive houses are roadblocks for development ▪️Policy reshape needed for gig workers Some questions arise on the basis of what the Economic Survey says 👇 👉What are we celebrating? A sub 7% growth rate? 👉Survey estimates FY26 GDP growth at 7.4% and nominal GDP growth for the same period at just 8%. Why is the difference between nominal and real GDP growth rate only 0.6%? 👉Rupee has depreciated by over 6.5%. So a 8% nominal GDP growth with 6.5% Rupee depreciation means dollar GDP growth of just 1.5%. Why are we not worried? 👉For Viksit Bharat by 2047 - India needs a GDP growth of at least 8.2% every year for the next 21 years. What are we doing about it? 👉Finally someone in the govt accepting that the Rupee has been falling, but blaming it all on geo political uncertainty. But who will explain why the Rupee is the worst performing Asian currency especially when the dollar has weakened? 👉Why are foreign portfolio investors pulling money out of India? What is the plan to save the Rupee from this withdrawal? 👉Why is net FDI negative for 4 months in a row? 👉Why is India’s private sector not investing in India? 👉Why are Indian corporates investing more overseas than in India (outward investment of Indian cos rises from $14 bn to $24 bn in FY25)? 👉Why is manufacturing’s contribution to overall GDP still languishing at 12.8% - down from 15.6% under UPA and way below the targeted 25% of GDP? 👉Why have Make In India, Production-Linked Incentives (PLIs), failed to boost manufacturing? 👉Modi govt had announced 3 Employment-Linked-Incentive schemes (ELIs) in FY25 Budget to create more than 2 crore jobs. How many jobs have been created? 👉Govt had also announced an incentive scheme for 1 crore internships. Why did less than 10,000 people intern in the last 18 months? 👉Survey shows Corporate tax contribution to the total tax kitty declining, personal income tax collection rising. Why are all incentives then for wealthy corporates and not the ordinary tax payers? 👉The survey’s acceptance that students beyond Class 8 are dropping out should ring alarm bells for our education system. Does the Modi govt care which has shut down 90,000 Govt schools and consistently reduced education budget over the years? 👉Survey says India’s pulses, maize and cereal yields remain below global averages - what is being done to make agriculture more remunerative? 👉Survey says traffic and expensive houses are roadblocks for development - will the unliveable urban cities saddled with traffic, waste and pollution wake the govt up?

Supriya Shrinate

29,712 次观看 • 8 个月前

The old GDP formula was population growth + productivity growth + debt growth. It ran for decades and it worked beautifully for the most part... populations grew, people got more productive, and debt was there to smooth the edges. In recent years demographics have weakened, productivity has stalled, and debt has ended up carrying the whole bloody thing. This is the crux of The Everything Code and it's exactly why we're stuck in this cycle, printing to service what we owe. But there's a way out. The economic singularity version of the formula is population growth + productivity growth + debt growth + AI + robots. Productivity becomes how much intelligence you can produce per unit of energy, and suddenly the first two engines are back on. We've seen this play out before. In the 1950s a generation walked out of the war and made a load of babies, GDP boomed, and the debt just got smaller and smaller as a share of the economy until nobody thought about it anymore. Same thing's about to happen again. Except this time we have robots. I wrote the whole thing up today, from 1929 to now. Link below.

The old GDP formula was population growth + productivity growth + debt growth. It ran for decades and it worked beautifully for the most part... populations grew, people got more productive, and debt was there to smooth the edges. In recent years demographics have weakened, productivity has stalled, and debt has ended up carrying the whole bloody thing. This is the crux of The Everything Code and it's exactly why we're stuck in this cycle, printing to service what we owe. But there's a way out. The economic singularity version of the formula is population growth + productivity growth + debt growth + AI + robots. Productivity becomes how much intelligence you can produce per unit of energy, and suddenly the first two engines are back on. We've seen this play out before. In the 1950s a generation walked out of the war and made a load of babies, GDP boomed, and the debt just got smaller and smaller as a share of the economy until nobody thought about it anymore. Same thing's about to happen again. Except this time we have robots. I wrote the whole thing up today, from 1929 to now. Link below.

Raoul Pal

83,109 次观看 • 14 天前

1 Lakh Jobs. One New Industry. Could this lead to new job opportunities? SEMICON India 2026 is here, and the numbers are only the opening act. ₹1 lakh crore in fresh investment commitments. Close to 1 lakh new jobs. 11 MoUs signed. 5 major announcements. 12 chip projects already approved. But the real story isn't the numbers. It's the shift underneath them. India is moving from building fabs to building an entire semiconductor ecosystem. From policy on paper to production on the ground. ISM 2.0 now stands on six pillars: design, materials, fabs, advanced packaging, R&D and talent. And the next layer is already taking shape: 200 semiconductor design startups 1 lakh technicians to be trained 6 new ChipIN Regional Centres India is no longer preparing to enter the global chip race. India is already in it. 🇮🇳 To understand what this moment really means, how the policy went operational in less than 4 years to reach this scale, and what lies ahead for India's growth story, I sat down with MeitY Secretary S Krishnan for a conversation that goes behind the headlines. Do watch the full interview below 👇 #SEMICONIndia2026 #Semiconductors #India

1 Lakh Jobs. One New Industry. Could this lead to new job opportunities? SEMICON India 2026 is here, and the numbers are only the opening act. ₹1 lakh crore in fresh investment commitments. Close to 1 lakh new jobs. 11 MoUs signed. 5 major announcements. 12 chip projects already approved. But the real story isn't the numbers. It's the shift underneath them. India is moving from building fabs to building an entire semiconductor ecosystem. From policy on paper to production on the ground. ISM 2.0 now stands on six pillars: design, materials, fabs, advanced packaging, R&D and talent. And the next layer is already taking shape: 200 semiconductor design startups 1 lakh technicians to be trained 6 new ChipIN Regional Centres India is no longer preparing to enter the global chip race. India is already in it. 🇮🇳 To understand what this moment really means, how the policy went operational in less than 4 years to reach this scale, and what lies ahead for India's growth story, I sat down with MeitY Secretary S Krishnan for a conversation that goes behind the headlines. Do watch the full interview below 👇 #SEMICONIndia2026 #Semiconductors #India

Shradha Sharma

32,518 次观看 • 13 天前

𝐀𝐫𝐯𝐢𝐧𝐝 𝐊𝐞𝐣𝐫𝐢𝐰𝐚𝐥 𝐜𝐥𝐚𝐢𝐦𝐬 𝐡𝐞 𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐬 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐟𝐚𝐫𝐦𝐞𝐫𝐬. 𝐒𝐨 𝐰𝐡𝐲 𝐢𝐬 𝐡𝐞 𝐜𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐢𝐠𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐚𝐠𝐚𝐢𝐧𝐬𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐢𝐫 𝐛𝐢𝐠𝐠𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝐩𝐚𝐲𝐝𝐚𝐲? Punjab's maize growers are openly pleading with him not to stop E20. Yet, he's hell-bent on killing the very income stream that has revived rural India. The benefits are undeniable: • ₹1.66 lakh crore already transferred to farmers since 2014–15 • ₹40,000 crore yearly at 20% blending—stable, recurring income • ₹2 lakh crore saved in foreign exchange • Timely dues for sugarcane farmers in UP, Maharashtra, Karnataka • Maize prices are up sharply, and small farmers are coming out of debt Kejriwal and Aam Aadmi Party want the old system back, where farmers wait endlessly for payments while foreign oil companies profit. Every attack on E20 is an attack on a farmer's pocket. He's not fuelling the nation — he's fuelling his own political career. 𝐖𝐚𝐭𝐜𝐡 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐟𝐮𝐥𝐥 𝐭𝐫𝐮𝐭𝐡. 𝐃𝐨𝐧'𝐭 𝐥𝐞𝐭 𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐝𝐫𝐚𝐦𝐚 𝐝𝐞𝐜𝐞𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐲𝐨𝐮.▶️

𝐀𝐫𝐯𝐢𝐧𝐝 𝐊𝐞𝐣𝐫𝐢𝐰𝐚𝐥 𝐜𝐥𝐚𝐢𝐦𝐬 𝐡𝐞 𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐬 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐟𝐚𝐫𝐦𝐞𝐫𝐬. 𝐒𝐨 𝐰𝐡𝐲 𝐢𝐬 𝐡𝐞 𝐜𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐢𝐠𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐚𝐠𝐚𝐢𝐧𝐬𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐢𝐫 𝐛𝐢𝐠𝐠𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝐩𝐚𝐲𝐝𝐚𝐲? Punjab's maize growers are openly pleading with him not to stop E20. Yet, he's hell-bent on killing the very income stream that has revived rural India. The benefits are undeniable: • ₹1.66 lakh crore already transferred to farmers since 2014–15 • ₹40,000 crore yearly at 20% blending—stable, recurring income • ₹2 lakh crore saved in foreign exchange • Timely dues for sugarcane farmers in UP, Maharashtra, Karnataka • Maize prices are up sharply, and small farmers are coming out of debt Kejriwal and Aam Aadmi Party want the old system back, where farmers wait endlessly for payments while foreign oil companies profit. Every attack on E20 is an attack on a farmer's pocket. He's not fuelling the nation — he's fuelling his own political career. 𝐖𝐚𝐭𝐜𝐡 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐟𝐮𝐥𝐥 𝐭𝐫𝐮𝐭𝐡. 𝐃𝐨𝐧'𝐭 𝐥𝐞𝐭 𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐝𝐫𝐚𝐦𝐚 𝐝𝐞𝐜𝐞𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐲𝐨𝐮.▶️

BJP

56,362 次观看 • 1 个月前

India Growth Story Showdown I am a market person. I take what the government has put out, and 7.8% is a great number. If you look at it on a global scale as well, it outperforms every major economy in the world: Ajay Bagga Let us look at it very seriously from 2020-21 to 2022-23 onwards. How come our GDP was inflated by about ₹13 lakh crore and is now being reduced by that amount? I think that’s a very serious question. We should call for an independent investigation: Subhash Chandra Garg in conversation with Heena Gambhir

India Growth Story Showdown I am a market person. I take what the government has put out, and 7.8% is a great number. If you look at it on a global scale as well, it outperforms every major economy in the world: Ajay Bagga Let us look at it very seriously from 2020-21 to 2022-23 onwards. How come our GDP was inflated by about ₹13 lakh crore and is now being reduced by that amount? I think that’s a very serious question. We should call for an independent investigation: Subhash Chandra Garg in conversation with Heena Gambhir

TIMES NOW

59,406 次观看 • 29 天前

Joe Borelli on the success of Trump’s tariffs: “Well, let's be specific about tariffs. The GDP number was driven by an 8.8% growth in exports, right? That is fundamentally attributable to tariffs. That was a big part of it. It's not just government spending. But how could we talk about something as a mixed bag when you have inflation going down, job numbers going up, and the economic growth of beating the estimate by a full percentage point?” “That's not a mixed bag. That's a full-out win for Donald Trump in his first year in office. It's a justification of Republican governance. It's a justification of President Trump's policies. And, yes, I'm sorry that not every American is feeling it right now, but going into 2026, you'll see some of the tariffs work themselves out. We'll have new trade deals. You'll see the implications of the big beautiful bill actually play out in the tax returns in the first quarter of 2026. You're going to see a great economy for Americans, and that's when you'll see Americans at every level feeling it.”

Joe Borelli on the success of Trump’s tariffs: “Well, let's be specific about tariffs. The GDP number was driven by an 8.8% growth in exports, right? That is fundamentally attributable to tariffs. That was a big part of it. It's not just government spending. But how could we talk about something as a mixed bag when you have inflation going down, job numbers going up, and the economic growth of beating the estimate by a full percentage point?” “That's not a mixed bag. That's a full-out win for Donald Trump in his first year in office. It's a justification of Republican governance. It's a justification of President Trump's policies. And, yes, I'm sorry that not every American is feeling it right now, but going into 2026, you'll see some of the tariffs work themselves out. We'll have new trade deals. You'll see the implications of the big beautiful bill actually play out in the tax returns in the first quarter of 2026. You're going to see a great economy for Americans, and that's when you'll see Americans at every level feeling it.”

RedWave Press

113,894 次观看 • 9 个月前

It's Pradeep Bhandari(प्रदीप भंडारी)🇮🇳 Vs Anand Ranganathan again😊 It seems Anand ji is having quite sleepless nights nowadays with concern for Debt & Economy. Let's help him to sleep peacefully tonight😊 Anand ji, THIS IS WHAT BANKING CLEAN-UP LOOKS LIKE. UPA left behind a banking system where stressed assets were buried under restructuring/evergreening. 📌 March 2014: stressed assets = 9.8% of bank advances 📌 AQR exposed the rot → PSB GNPA exploded to 14.58% / ₹8.96 lakh crore in March 2018, resulting out of loans advanced before March 2014. This was the time when every Bharatiya should have lost sleep as our banking system, especially PSBs were on verge of complete collapse. But thankfully, we had Modi Sarkar. 📌 Modi Sarkar brought in IBC + AQR + recapitalisation + recovery reforms. 📌 By March 2026, Creditors had realised ₹4.32 Lakh Crore through IBC resolution plans 📌 PSB GNPA crashed to just 1.93% 📌 PSB NNPA fell to 0.39% And the biggest turnaround? Same PSBs who lost ₹85,371 Crore in FY18 (thanks to UPA-era phone-banking loans)....went on to earn a RECORD ₹1.98 Lakh Crore profit in FY26. PSB business has now crossed ₹283 Lakh Crore. From hidden bad loans, massive losses & weak balance sheets ➡️ to record profits, historic-low NPAs & stronger banks. UPA created the problem. Modi Sarkar exposed it, cleaned it up and rebuilt the banking system. AND.... I'm not getting into Debt to GDP ratio debate as I have already written 3 posts on it to prove how Bharat's Debt to GDP ratio is LOWEST (barring Germany) among all leading world economies with HIGHEST GDP GROWTH which proves how smartly Modi Sarkar is using debt to create "Revenue Creating" Assets. So....I think this's enough to give peaceful sleep to anyone.

It's Pradeep Bhandari(प्रदीप भंडारी)🇮🇳 Vs Anand Ranganathan again😊 It seems Anand ji is having quite sleepless nights nowadays with concern for Debt & Economy. Let's help him to sleep peacefully tonight😊 Anand ji, THIS IS WHAT BANKING CLEAN-UP LOOKS LIKE. UPA left behind a banking system where stressed assets were buried under restructuring/evergreening. 📌 March 2014: stressed assets = 9.8% of bank advances 📌 AQR exposed the rot → PSB GNPA exploded to 14.58% / ₹8.96 lakh crore in March 2018, resulting out of loans advanced before March 2014. This was the time when every Bharatiya should have lost sleep as our banking system, especially PSBs were on verge of complete collapse. But thankfully, we had Modi Sarkar. 📌 Modi Sarkar brought in IBC + AQR + recapitalisation + recovery reforms. 📌 By March 2026, Creditors had realised ₹4.32 Lakh Crore through IBC resolution plans 📌 PSB GNPA crashed to just 1.93% 📌 PSB NNPA fell to 0.39% And the biggest turnaround? Same PSBs who lost ₹85,371 Crore in FY18 (thanks to UPA-era phone-banking loans)....went on to earn a RECORD ₹1.98 Lakh Crore profit in FY26. PSB business has now crossed ₹283 Lakh Crore. From hidden bad loans, massive losses & weak balance sheets ➡️ to record profits, historic-low NPAs & stronger banks. UPA created the problem. Modi Sarkar exposed it, cleaned it up and rebuilt the banking system. AND.... I'm not getting into Debt to GDP ratio debate as I have already written 3 posts on it to prove how Bharat's Debt to GDP ratio is LOWEST (barring Germany) among all leading world economies with HIGHEST GDP GROWTH which proves how smartly Modi Sarkar is using debt to create "Revenue Creating" Assets. So....I think this's enough to give peaceful sleep to anyone.

BhikuMhatre

25,913 次观看 • 1 个月前