We might grow at 6-7% for next 25 years . But it’s bare minimum . You can do that easily without much reforms . However India needs 8-9% consistent growth to produce enough jobs . 6-7% growth will make as like Brazil/ South Africa at best not even like China by 2050 . Since this growth will be service sector driven , huge unemployment will be there and inequality will rise . India needs manufacturing badly .
Bloomberg, there are thousands of pics which you can show of India rather than some shabby , slum areas dating back to 1970's . Why not show GIFT city or Noida or Gurgaon or Hyderabad rather than some shanty outside Old Delhi that will eventually be redeveloped . These fellows need a dose of reality - hope some Indian channel show the graffiti ridden dirty stretch that is the New York subway as a picture for America.
@@AD70003 We are not just net importers, we are one of the largest exporters of refined oil, India has the largest oil refineries. Our biggest export is refined oil currently.
not a big issue bro. china faced a time in which norway used to sell air cans there for people to breathe in. if this problem persists for another 10 years then yes it's an issue. right now it seems big but you gotta know every developing nation goes thru this
I'm always pessimistic about India's growth story. I'm also a bit skeptical about the GDP growth, no matter what the sales guy says. The future of India doesn't look very bright; rather, it looks very, very dark and gloomy, given the poor infrastructure and education levels. I think Trump might impose at least a 20% tariff on Indian goods. Though the Indian equity market has delivered good returns post-2020, in the long run, the US equity market will always shine. It can never match the US equity market.
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He is Yashwant Sinha's son. His brother is also doing great
Any vision of India which does not take manufacturing into account will never be successful. Without manufacturing no country becomes successful.
India is expected to overtake the US to be the world second biggest economy, according to IMF
Where is the source ?
in 75 yrs 😂😂😂
Caveat : by 2050
Stop manipulating people
@@madmax-bu6wh I guess you never listened to the interview, he did say it will take 2 -3 decades, whats so surprising
@@poorchef1895chill even if India overtakes the per capita income will be 1/4th of USA
My man wish you all the luck! Love the pragmatism and the trajectory.
Sir, wishing you all the best. Your heart is in the right place!
We might grow at 6-7% for next 25 years . But it’s bare minimum . You can do that easily without much reforms . However India needs 8-9% consistent growth to produce enough jobs . 6-7% growth will make as like Brazil/ South Africa at best not even like China by 2050 . Since this growth will be service sector driven , huge unemployment will be there and inequality will rise . India needs manufacturing badly .
Bloomberg, there are thousands of pics which you can show of India rather than some shabby , slum areas dating back to 1970's . Why not show GIFT city or Noida or Gurgaon or Hyderabad rather than some shanty outside Old Delhi that will eventually be redeveloped . These fellows need a dose of reality - hope some Indian channel show the graffiti ridden dirty stretch that is the New York subway as a picture for America.
Why he listed his company at Nasdaq? Not NSE
Good question
we need to work on Small modular reactors
ecellent video inspiring
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Just bring again congress in rule then it will again slow down.
Great interview!
India is trying to do it all alone this will become a problem for the speed of the growth
but the growth will be sustainable...
We don't care, we don't want foreign interference no matter what
@@legendunited152 but there wil be
@@ash9x9 whichever country growing is a threat to US hegemony.
@@s-qc9ns chynaa
what about drill baby drill
India is already buying some oil from the US....will buy a lot more
Thats good for USA
More supply is good for India . Cheap oil helps net importer country like India .
@@AD70003 We are not just net importers, we are one of the largest exporters of refined oil, India has the largest oil refineries. Our biggest export is refined oil currently.
@@sarvagyasrivastava9958 we import crude oil
BRAG
Renew ceo pls make stock go back to 13$ that is average since last 4yrs
SHUT UP AND LET US WORK.
fix delhi first. bad roads worst pollution
He is government? 🤡
@ u r joker?
@@nottooharsh-e5q no but you seem like it.
@@bestvideos35 only a clown will not understand that i am talking about government only, hence u are your emoji
not a big issue bro. china faced a time in which norway used to sell air cans there for people to breathe in.
if this problem persists for another 10 years then yes it's an issue.
right now it seems big but you gotta know every developing nation goes thru this
Salesman will always talk up their own country, it's human nature.
Yeah just look that the Pakistanis
but here product speaks for itself.
Not salesman, patriot!!! Learn to be a patriot!!
Even Trudeau's Canada has invested its pension funds in Indian market.
But you are welcome to look somewhere else where you like.
too much talking
Don't listen then 😂
I'm always pessimistic about India's growth story. I'm also a bit skeptical about the GDP growth, no matter what the sales guy says. The future of India doesn't look very bright; rather, it looks very, very dark and gloomy, given the poor infrastructure and education levels. I think Trump might impose at least a 20% tariff on Indian goods. Though the Indian equity market has delivered good returns post-2020, in the long run, the US equity market will always shine. It can never match the US equity market.
People used to say that for China as well
Thank you for your pessimism and “patriotism “!!!
Whenever the line "India can never" comes ...accept the challenge. Keep challenging India....India will keep rising.
Bro skip data facts figure statistics.
😂