How corrupt and incompetent is BJP at the municipal/city level????
Well Faridabad and Kanpur give you the answer.
Absolutely fuc*ed up
Both are smartcity btw .
This is the most secular video on internet today
A Muslim girl (Arpita Khan) married to a Hindu man (Aayush Sharma) ties a rakhi to her Muslim brother (Salman Khan) while a picture of Jesus is in the background 😭
Unironically, we are better at creating indigenous companies and scaling up the value chain, unlike ASEAN and especially Vietnam, where the country is still wholly reliant on foreign and especially East Asian players for manufacturing, with next to no local players, while we have
US short-term interest rates are surging as Warsh signals rate hikes.
What he forgot to say is that the Fed has been buying short-term US debt at a faster pace than during Covid to suppress rates.
And now we're supposed to believe he's going to raise them?
Bullshit.
Don't listen to his talk. Watch his actions.
Warsh, together with Bessent, will inflate the debt away.
The Chicago PMI unexpectedly collapsed to 47.1 in August from 57.6 in July. Analysts had expected a rise to 59. This is the lowest reading since December 2025, but more significantly the biggest downside surprise since February 2015. The economy is far weaker than most believe.
New Data Byte: Manufacturing has played a shrinking role in most industrialised states in India, by @akwaghmare
The share of manufacturing in India's gross domestic product is declining, both at the national level, and within most key states, except Gujarat.
Three sectors together make up the domestic product of a state or a country - agriculture, manufacturing and services. From being an agriculture-led country, India's workforce has steadily moved away from farming. While agriculture still contributes a large share of the economy of the less developed states, manufacturing and services began to drive growth in the more developed states since the 2000s.
However, the growth of manufacturing appears to have stagnated or declined in India, and in most of these states. Manufacturing contributed more than 16% of India's GDP in the 2000s and early 2010s, but by 2024, it contributed less than 13% of value added to India's gross domestic product.
Within India, manufacturing is dispersed across the country, but is concentrated among a few large states, where its contribution to the economy is higher than the national average. These states are known as India's industrialised states, and include Karnataka, Maharashtra, Haryana, Tamil Nadu and Gujarat.
In the early 2010s, manufacturing accounted for 18-24% of the GDP of these five states. By 2024, it had fallen to 13-18% in four of the five states. The share of services grew faster in these states during this period.
Gujarat is the only standout, with the share of manufacturing in its GDP having steadily increased, and is now at 35%.
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