@JasminRupani@Patterns0001 Taxes are still not as per global standards raising operational complexity for the FPIs. Just because we’re seeing a reversal in FPI flows doesn’t discount the underlying fundamental tax issue. Taxation needs to be fixed ASAP!
This video explains why:
https://t.co/nm2s6zaVd3
@JasminRupani@Patterns0001 Taxes are still not as per global standards raising operational complexity for the FPIs. Just because we’re seeing a reversal in FPI flows doesn’t discount the underlying fundamental tax issue. Taxation needs to be fixed ASAP!
This video explains why:
https://t.co/nm2s6zaVd3
He wanted to re-establish Swarajya and Peshwai. His followers, numbering 300 were Mahars, Chambhars, Ramoshis, Kunbis and Matangs/Mang. His guru as mentioned here was a Mang himself. All these low-caste groups wanted to fight for Peshwai again. Food for thought.
The only thing that matters for India is to get to $10,000 GDP per capita by 2035.
Everything is downstream of this.
You want equality for women?
Good — let’s get to $10,000, so that women have an abundance of choices and market forces ensure they are treated fairly.
You want safer streets and cleaner cities?
Good — let’s get to $10,000, even if it comes at the cost of temporary damage to the environment.
You want good working conditions and work-life balance?
Good — let’s get to $10,000, so that employers have to fight over employees and the balance is tipped in favour of workers.
And so we must scratch, crawl, and climb our way to $10,000, with the understanding that this will incur temporary costs, that things will be messy and imperfect along the way, and that detractors will point at the messiness and imperfections and want to slow things down.
But we must ignore them.
We must understand that this is a war between two competing ideologies — one that wants growth and abundance, and one that wants timidity and apologises for the ambitions of our people.
@KoshurTwink24@aakashrmcf Exactly. Thanks to Congress pandering to communist and Islamist ideologies in the past 15 years, it has shifted to the very left. Leaving the vacuum at the centre to the BJP which has rightfully captured it. Just look at the policies of the Sangh/BJP.
The duopoly exists because it is impossible to run an airlines business in India. The reason being oil and aircraft.
IndiGo and Air India are losing money. You people just don't get it. Look up their balance sheets. It's all red. They're in net loss. Jet Airways, GoAir, Kingfisher, all of them suffered massive losses which resulted in them exitting the business. Indian Airlines was merged with Air India.
Either the Indian government invests in finding oil so that we can have plenty of jet fuel, or it invests in aviation industry so that IndiGo and Air India don't have to run to Boeing and Airbus. Former is ironically easier than latter. Making civilian airplanes is no joke.
For the first time in 47 years, the CRPF has completed 12 consecutive months without an operational death, marking a major milestone for the country's largest paramilitary force.
@Tamiladvent Forget about that. How does it make sense for a HSR line to have so many stops? Wouldn’t it effectively reduce its operational speed to below 200 kmph effectively making it a HSR on paper only!?