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@ameyanifty@iarjuntandon Worst is this dividend tax. A HNI earning above ₹5 Cr ends up paying close to 40% tax on his dividend income. Companies have already paid 25-30% corporate tax on profits they earned n then the govt wants to penalize the reward to shareholders too. And then govt complains that..
STT has been hiked repeatedly in the name of protecting retail investors.
But retail losses have only gone up.
SEBI should break this number down and tell us:
- How much is actual trading loss?
- And how much is STT + charges?
Because if the goal was protection, the data doesn’t look very protective.
@marinebharat@abhijit_____ ..localized. Now their next generation prefers a job in Mumbai n willing to work for not so fat salary (in general). Those not satisfied look towards Gulf or the West but other parts of India or even Maharashtra is least preferred. It's psychological.
@marinebharat@abhijit_____ Very true. Glut of locally available qualified workforce has resulted in such an asymmetric situation. But it isn't sustainable either given such high real estate prices in Mumbai & now gradually increasing rent for housing. Lots of people who migrated till 1990s n then got..
@CNBCTV18Live ..FTA with Vietnam it signed in 2019. No noise, no lectures on human rights, labour rights etc. while all the hard negotiations, noise & lectures r reserved for India. High time this international circus needed to end.
@CNBCTV18Live ..the concessions & minimal or no tariffs to third rate countries like Bangladesh, Pakistan for nothing (just for their nuisance value & 'keep India under check' strategy). Also, give super concessions to ASEAN nations without any lectures on human rights. Best example is EU's..
US economic statecraft in the 21st century. US treasury secretary Scott Bessent spoke yesterday:
The nation that cannot produce what it needs is not truly secure. The nation that depends on its adversaries for critical inputs is not truly sovereign. And the nation that reduces its economics to consumption is not truly prosperous.
🚨 UPA’S HIDDEN DEBT BOMB EXPLODED ON NDA! 💣
When crude oil hit a record $147 per barrel, UPA didn’t let prices rise or show the real hit on the budget.
Instead, they quietly issued ₹1.48 LAKH CRORE in “Oil Bonds” to oil companies — keeping petrol artificially low at just ₹62/litre ! This was mainly done between 2005 to 2010.
The fiscal burden? Completely hidden and dumped on future generations.
Not many people know this, but NDA under the leadership of PM @narendramodi ji had to undo it all.
They repaid the Full principal + Massive Interest — a staggering ₹3.2+ LAKH CRORE burden.
How long did it take? Over 11 long years of steady payments…
Finally cleared in March 2026! ✅
UPA created the mess. NDA paid the price — literally. Infact, we all paid for it.
Legacy debt bomb defused. But this is never spoken about.
I believe that this Government has taken care of our Fiscal Prudence in the Best Possible Way.
Credit where Due !!!
#FI
25.06.2026: CM Inst flows (prov)
DIIs net (buy) ₹5039.86 Cr
FIIs net (buy) ₹734.65 Cr
FII were marginal net buyers but DIIs were roaring buyers today as mkt overall saw strong gains in the morning but probably succumbed to correction due to selling plausibly by operators/HNIs..
25.06.2026:
NIFTY 50 24056.00 +34.35 (0.14%)
NIFTY BANK 58177.05 +26.70 (0.05%)
Gap-up opening of about 100pts as indicated by pre-opening rates. Gift Nifty too was up y'day & remained steady today morning even though US mkt had receded gains as bullishness held ground for..
..closed with around 0.5% drop. Gift Nifty in evening session is subdued despite steady gains in US Dow30 is indicative of subtle reluctance towards follow-up buying at current levels. Nifty will have to keep consolidating & juggling above 24k for further breakout gains. Also,..
Is India Facing a Capital Exodus? The Alarming Outward Trend of FDI and FII
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and Foreign Institutional Investment (FII) are flowing out of India at an unprecedented pace. Indian promoters are increasingly choosing to move capital and manufacturing westward rather than reinvesting domestically.
Key factors driving Indian businesses to invest heavily in America instead of India include:
▶ Cheaper Industrial Land: Lower costs for setting up physical infrastructure compared to sky-high prices in India.
▶ Affordable Working Capital: Better access to cheaper financing and lower interest rates.
▶ Less Red Tape: Fewer regulatory hurdles and compliance hassles.
▶ The Tariff Wall: The strategic advantage of operating inside US borders to completely bypass adverse import tariffs.
This trend of outward FDI represents a long-term structural shift that is expected to carry on for several years.
📺 Watch the full analysis by Saurabh and Nandita here: 👉 https://t.co/UgSuCkC7oV
#FDI #FII #IndianEconomy #BusinessStrategy #GlobalTrade #Manufacturing