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Nationalist.

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@moneycontrolcom @adityajakki

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@sadist_2003 62.5k crores worth contract for LCH Prachand was signed in March 2025

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@Prakhar81420407 The number reached 2100 by July 2026, according to FinMin

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@AMR1T1 Gauba committe reforms, REPM incentives, shipbuilding fund, QCOs removal, ECMS scheme, Shanti bill, Jan Vishwas 2.0, ISM 2.0 and MPMS approvals, chemical parks cabinet approval, tax holiday for data centers.

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@AMR1T1 Deregulation 2.0 started in Jan 2026

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@MrBsCoffee30 July - Sept quarter growth estimate?

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@pk00202500 @VedicKarthik Textile units have started construction at Dhar PM Mitra Park

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@unrave20 SoKo's avg growth rate was 9.1% between 1960 and 2000.
China did 10% between 1982 and 2011.
We can surely do 7 - 7.5% between 2025 and 2035.

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@AMR1T1 SDHI (Pipavav): Strong traction with domestic and international orders.
CSL (Kochi): Undergoing a 5k crore expansion.
L&T (Kattupalli): Undergoing a 1k crore expansion.
Other Projects (HD Hyundai in TN, MDL in AP and TN, GSL in AP, Vadinar): Zero progress on ground.

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@Prakhar81420407 Perfect

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@Prakhar81420407 Both FY 24 and FY 25 growth rates are up by 0.1%

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@AMR1T1 Deregulation 2.0 started in March 2026

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@unrave20 Yes

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@omarali50 India is consistently growing at 7%.
Capital-intensive manufacturing and services are doing well. Labour-intensive manufacturing remains sluggish, especially textiles, which is a major source of employment. Hence, the unemployment rate remains high, at around 6.5% (CMIE).

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@WhitePillzONLY Really good things are happening on the economy front. Yet here we are in politics...

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@ZhangSupremacy We're assembling 35% of the laptops sold in India. Went from 0 to 35% in 2 yrs.

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@ZhangSupremacy 2020 was Covid year, and high growth rates in 2021 and 2022 were largely due to the post-Covid recovery.
Since then, in 2023, 2024, and 2025, we've recorded growth rates of 7.2%, 7.1%, and 7.7%, respectively. We're on track for 7.5% in 2026 too.

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@unrave20 IMF has zero credibility. For 2025-26 FY, their forecast was 6.2. Actual print came out at 7.7%.
Difference was 1% for 2024-25. Actual number was 7.1%.

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@unrave20 PPP chart. We are at 13k in 2026.