Indian Economy: News, Updates and Discussions

Time will, tell, you are the weakest link among large populated states aspiring to be global factor, just do not grab bite you can not chew.

Clearly India, France, Singapore, UAE, Oman, Bhutan, Nepal, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, France, Sri Lanka, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg do not think so.

Do you think we should consider their judgement better than yours ?
 
Clearly India, France, Singapore, UAE, Oman, Bhutan, Nepal, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, France, Sri Lanka, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg do not think so.

Do you think we should consider their judgement better than yours ?
Yes, you should.
 

Century Plyboards unveils ₹1,000 crore manufacturing hub​


IPL Biologicals to set up facility in Gujarat with ₹400 crore investment​


HUDCO inks pact with Gujarat Govt to invest ₹14,500 crore ($1.8 billion)​



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Food processing company Iscon Balaji Foods Pvt Ltd (IBF) has commissioned India’s biggest French Fries plant in Gujarat. IBF’s new plant stands testimony to its commitment to deliver best-in-class Make In India products to the world.







iPhone manufacturer Foxconn expands investment in Bengaluru unit, infuses Rs 461 crore more - Times of India

Foxconn, the largest manufacturer of Apple iPhones, has invested $55.29 million in Foxconn Precision Engineering Private Limited in Bengaluru.

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Tesla is expected to set up its manufacturing plant in Gujarat, with an official announcement likely at the Vibrant Gujarat Summit in January 2024, reported Ahmedabad Mirror, a part of India's largest print media house.

Tesla prefers the state due to its conducive business environment, the paper reported, also adding that the Gujarat government has given Sanand, Becharaji and Dholera as options to establish the plant.

Persons in the know said Gujarat aligns well with the American car company's export-oriented approach to cater to both domestic and international demand, Ahmedabad Mirror reported.

Tesla has been engaged in negotiations with the Central government, seeking concessions that would facilitate a smoother entry into the Indian market. The demands for concessions were part of the broader discussions around easing regulatory hurdles and ensuring a conducive business environment for Tesla’s operations in the country.

Reuters had reported earlier that Tesla and India have been in talks for several months with the U.S. carmaker open to setting up a factory but also keen to get lower import taxes for some of its high-end vehicles.

If Tesla does end up coming to Gujarat, it will join a host of auto firms such as Maruti Suzuki, Tata and Morris Garage, all of which have manufacturing bases in the state, Ahmedabad Mirror noted.

@CallSignMaverick @protean @indushek @Sharma Ji
 
Everything in Gujarat.

Rest of the country needs to find a PM of their own.

Cheers, Doc
 
The recent vandalism in Bangalore by B team of Congress will create more issues for the state.
 
Pointless till the war stops
there is no WAR is only some acutly anty Hindu India jihadis who see it that way ..... its more of a blessing in disguise and results will be coming out soon ... good its giving the navy some live training excersise
 
Dubai's logistics major DP World promises ₹24,000 crore ($3 billion) investments for Gujarat.

India's forex reserves hit over 21-month high; jump $4.47 billion to $620.4 billion: RBI​

 
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India's economic journey is getting a boost, and noted economist Bibek Debroy is here to guide us through the key details.

Let's break down the insights shared in his recent op-ed about India's economic outlook.

As we gear up for upcoming elections, there's a lot of talk about uncertainty.

However, according to Debroy, India's economy is holding strong, and he's optimistic about what lies ahead.

Despite some global ups and downs, India is expected to grow by a solid 7 per cent this year.

Debroy, Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council Chairman, highlights that the government is committed to spending money on important projects, especially those that can boost investment and consumption in both cities and villages.

Looking at the economic data for the calendar year 2024, Debroy predicts a strong 7 per cent growth rate.

Even with some uncertainties in the global market, India seems on track, with a more conservative estimate suggesting a growth rate close to 6.8 per cent.

India's total economic output, which was about $3.74 trillion in 2023, is expected to reach a whopping $4 trillion in 2024.

Crossing the $4 trillion mark is like a stepping stone toward India becoming a "developed" country by 2047, predicted Debroy.
 
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