India Economy Thread

I*R*A said:
Desh sankhat may hy bai log ....

"Analysis by Bloomberg Economics indicated that the RBI may have sold approximately $12 billion worth of gold in late May 2026 to support the Indian Rupee and bolster liquid foreign-currency reserves amid global volatility."

Something unprecedented, before they mortgaged in 1991.
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Thanks for worrying for us ! But we have around 125 Billion USD gold reserve ! So we will manage somehow !
 
onlinpunit said:
Thanks for worrying for us ! But we have around 125 Billion USD gold reserve ! So we will manage somehow !
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I am not one bit worried, it is your pm who said "do not buy gold", "Desh sankhat may hy".

You guys can pretend "Sab changa c" that is better for me.
 
I*R*A said:
I am not one bit worried, it is your pm who said "do not buy gold", "Desh sankhat may hy".

You guys can pretend "Sab changa c" that is better for me.
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Modis advice of refrain from buying gold is not wrong.... you can save your reserves by reducing gold import.... today is a war situation, we don't know what is going to be middle east future and oil supply.... those who identify the dangers and prepares themselves for tomorrow only they can survive tomorrow....

Similar advice was given by congress in 2013 and that time there was no war crisis even.... but in India congress lovers and Modi haters make an issue out of nothing....

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I*R*A said:
I am not one bit worried, it is your pm who said "do not buy gold", "Desh sankhat may hy".

You guys can pretend "Sab changa c" that is better for me.
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The irony is hilarious.

A citizen of a country that keeps running to the IMF, Saudi Arabia, China, and the UAE for financial lifelines is telling Indians how worried they should be about their economy.

Pakistan spends its time arguing over loan conditions, reserve levels and the next external financing requirement. "Desh sankat mein hai" you say? Your govt literally spends half its time convincing lenders that it won't default and the other half negotiating the next rollover.
You seem obsessed with India. Indians criticize their own govt every day and still build highways, airports, factories, exports and foreign exchange reserves at a scale Pakistan can only dream about.

So don't worry about India. India will manage its gold imports, inflation and growth.

You should be worrying about IMF conditions, foreign debt repayments, reserve levels and whether the next bailout arrives on schedule.
 

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NeptunesVortex said:
The irony is hilarious.

A citizen of a country that keeps running to the IMF, Saudi Arabia, China, and the UAE for financial lifelines is telling Indians how worried they should be about their economy.

Pakistan spends its time arguing over loan conditions, reserve levels and the next external financing requirement. "Desh sankat mein hai" you say? Your govt literally spends half its time convincing lenders that it won't default and the other half negotiating the next rollover.
You seem obsessed with India. Indians criticize their own govt every day and still build highways, airports, factories, exports and foreign exchange reserves at a scale Pakistan can only dream about.

So don't worry about India. India will manage its gold imports, inflation and growth.

You should be worrying about IMF conditions, foreign debt repayments, reserve levels and whether the next bailout arrives on schedule.
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Desh sankhat may hy, andhbakht ub tou ankhay khol lay

Bure din a gay, ya kabi gay he nai thay.

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At least Pakistanis accept and do not deny the reality, unlike citizen of a country living in a slum, peeing in streets, taking dump on riverside but fudges the numbers and pretends to be citizen of an economic power.

Desh sankhat may hy, par andhbakht moj may hy ubi b.
 
onlinpunit said:
He said so Because the gold price are sky high.
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As if the guy who is going to buy gold doesn't know that? Pm of india now advises people on their personal purchases.

Or may be he can like recently he told his colleagues to drink more water.
 
MH.Yang said:
If India's social order collapses, a wave of refugees and terrorist exports will sweep through all its neighboring countries, including China. We need an India that can maintain basic social stability. It can avoid refugee flows and cooperate with the world in areas such as climate change, global governance, and world trade reform, while adhering to the global order. We also need the Indian economy to maintain a certain level of stability as a qualified sales market for Chinese goods. We also need an Indian society controlled and locked in by vested interest groups, so that it will not erupt into a revolution that overturns the current system, and will never be able to give birth to a society that could threaten China's competitiveness.
To be honest, isn't the anti China attitude of the Indian government, which cannot harm China's interests but is very obvious, what we are looking for? We can use anti China as a legitimate reason to strike at India's interests in the Security Council, control labor-intensive industries from transferring to India, and provide the worst financial treatment to Indian customers. And the Indian government only needs an anti China attitude to win votes without truly damaging our interests. Isn't it?
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regardless what China wants the direction india is heading is self destruction ... but indians are too deluded in making the course correction


as victor accurately sums up

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NeptunesVortex said:
After Ops Sindoor, some of these guys got so badly rattled that their entire timeline has turned into a 24x7 anti-India coping session. It’s like they need a daily dose of anti-India news just to calm their bruised ego and keep their stomach from exploding with frustration. Every morning starts with doomposting about India just so their fragile pride doesn’t collapse by lunchtime.

The inferiority complex in the neighbourhood is genuinely unreal nonstop seething, nonstop coping. The obsession is crazy they monitor India more closely than their own country. India lives rent-free in their heads 24x7 😆
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I heard that indian wonder weapons hit the vent shaft of Pakistan nuke facility...
 
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NeptunesVortex said:
Tesla is still the benchmark for EVs. Xiaomi is probably the only company that has genuinely disrupted the segment in recent times. Even with all the criticism around it, the Jaguar Type 00 is an incredible car to drive even in pre-production form. Think about it this way if it was built on the EMA platform, it would likely cost around ₹45-50 lakh. So if Tata manages to deliver the Avinya X at around ₹35-40 lakh, it completely changes the positioning of the product. Freelander platform itself is solid. And honestly, most buyers don’t care about the underlying platform. They care about pricing, features, performance, range, interior quality and the overall package they’re getting for the money. Ideally, the Avinya brand should be positioned between ₹25 lakh and ₹50-55 lakh, not above or below that range.
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so living of British brains...

mean while China's BYD in one ship brought 5000 cars! ... making it number 2 after Toyota.... an incredible thing considering Australia had a robust automotive industry including exports....

of course some people do buy Tata here in OZ.. only indians..

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