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Prof RV opines that unless some urgent measures are taken and money is given in the hands of people to increase demand, there could be serious damage to the economy. Income Tax must be 0 for incomes less than 10L and many other useful suggestions in this must-watch video!
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Prof RV feels that the lockdown has dwindled savings of many...

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#Episode6 Daily Updates with Sridhar - Crisp, Clear and Concise look at the day ahead
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#Episode6 Daily Updates with Sridhar – Crisp, Clear and Concise look...

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Is using the 25th Amendment a desperate move on part of the Democrats to unseat Trump? Transcription: Sree Iyer: It is a very Good Morning here, visitors,...
Fireside chat with Sridhar Chityala and T V Mohandas Pai on US-India economies post COVID
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Fireside chat with Sridhar Chityala and T V Mohandas Pai on...

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Dr. Swamy predicted in 2002 that India will be the third-largest economy by 2020, after the US and China
Economy

Dr. Swamy’s 2002 prediction has come true

Rishikesh C. Muchhala - 4
Dr. Swamy had warned in a 2002 article about 1991 reforms In the Spring of 2002, Dr. Subramanian Swamy had published an article with “Harvard...
Corona has affected the whole world but the net loss in GDP for 60 countries is -12% whereas India is almost double that. Prof RV gives 5 suggestions for the government to implement, which will turn India's growth positive.
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India’s GDP growth rate of -23% is a cause for concern...

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Like in UP, dismantle the plethora of regulations for the economy to recover and bloom, says Prof RV. These rules and regulations stifle productivity and creativity and are the main reason for the mess we find ourselves in, he says.
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Scrap 100s of rules and regulations to boost economy suggests Prof...

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The initiation for the Special Representative level talks was from China, while India was attempting to use the existing mechanisms to solve the Sino-Indian conflict
Opinion

Sino-Indian conflict: The Aftermath

Kannan - 1
The Sino-Indian conflict has brought out fault lines that lie on both sides of the LAC and exposed both China and India The best analysis...
Abhijit Iyer-Mitra outlines the challenges for India to meet its own requirements and not depend on China and how years of red tape and people working at cross purposes has practically brought its manufacturing down to its knees. Where should things be reset, how to restart India to be the manufacturing powerhouse are discussed in-depth. Don't miss watching this till the end!
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Abhijit Iyer-Mitra India supplanting China as a manufacturing hub and what...

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The logic, from an economic perspective, is simple: higher disposable income leading to higher consumption, which in turn leads to growth at a macroeconomic level through the multiplier effect
Monetary Policy

Reviving demand in the Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyaan: Time to pay actual...

Dr. Rohit Prabhudesai - 3
India to achieve get on the rapid growth trajectory, especially in the wake of a Coronavirus crisis Back in February when P Chidambaram gave an...
One of the sectors of the economy which is the bottom of the pyramid both in the national agenda and the mind of the administrators has been the agriculture and related sector.
Agriculture

Begin dawn in Agriculture Sector

RV Subramani (RVS Mani) - 5
In the recent past, India had raised ourselves to the 5th position in the World Economic status. I recall a quote from a modern thinker...
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