#UPICharges | This is a tax by another name and deliberate extortion by another name. How do you respond to that?
There are priorities that the government has been ignoring, and all of them require funding. Why should we be subsidising merchants? : @SMehrotra1, Senior Economist
#UPICharges #UPI #UPIPayments #UPITransactions #DigitalPayments #DigitalIndia #TheHardFacts | @RShivshankar
End Of 'Free For All UPI' Era
The majority of Indians who are using UPI will not be affected by it. I don't understand what the issue is...: @ARanganathan72
Banks that are giving us credit cards all charge a rate that is much higher than what is being charged (in the case of UPI)...: @SMehrotra1@TheNewshour | @NavikaKumar
"I am critical of the Govt that has been subsidising merchants up to Rs 2,000 crore." Economist @SMehrotra1 weighs in on UPI MDR, the possibility of costs being passed to consumers and questions around US pressure. In conversation with @sardesairajdeep on #NewsToday.
#UPIPayments #UPIMDR #USPressure #TrumpAdministration #Govt
Why pvt companies not investing in India, yet investing abroad, is coz Aggregate Demand in India low for 10 years. Why ?Learn the truth by reading my India Out of Work. Rethinking India's GrowthStory, Bloombury, available Amazon, Flipkart. https://t.co/nA9VNNrRMt
Why pvt companies not investing in India, yet investing abroad, is coz Aggregate Demand in India low for 10 years. Why ?Learn the truth by reading my India Out of Work. Rethinking India's GrowthStory, Bloombury, available Amazon, Flipkart. https://t.co/nA9VNNrRMt
PM Modi: Celebrate The 7.8% Surge
Whenever India celebrates something or achieves something, the opposition acts like a crybaby, comes out with fake data and fake narratives, and tries to pull India down. This is the reality of the opposition today: @SidharthYadavIN
We've done better than we were fearing, for the obvious reason that oil prices have not risen to the levels we were all fearing. That's the reason why the economy has come out relatively unscathed: @SMehrotra1 tells @navikakumar
PM Modi: Celebrate The 7.8% Surge
We should be celebrating because we are the fastest-growing economy. We should be celebrating because we are a very stable economy. We should be celebrating because we have seen a 67% increase in per capita income in this country...-@SidharthYadavIN tells @navikakumar
Manufacturing's gross value added is still only 13%—down from 17% to 16%, 15%, 14% and now 13%. We have to wake up and smell the coffee: @SMehrotra1
Talking point: have economic ‘doomsdayers’ been proven wrong by GDP numbers? Has Indian economy shown resilience? Or do the numbers mask troubling ground realities? https://t.co/09GNxmTrWV @SMehrotra1@kantisoumya@NileshShah68@IndiaToday
Next you will call Prof @SMehrotra1 a ‘dimagi naxal’ @LloydMathias . You are perfectly entitled to disagree with his views but the snideness is uncalled for. Prof Mehrotra has done some valuable research on labour and employment, key areas of our times. My other two guests have been members of the PM’s Economic Advisory Council and had their own viewpoints which are also important to listen to . Can’t reduce a GDP debate to an echo chamber surely: let’s learn to listen to opinions other than our own without name calling . Have you ever met two economists who will interpret data identically? 😃
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#IndiaAt100 LIVE | The Labour Code For Manufacturing: What Changes For Jobs & Industry?
India’s labour reforms could reshape the future of jobs, workers and manufacturing. In this #IndiaAt100 LIVE session, Lohit Bhatia, ED & Group CEO, Quess Corp; Sumita Dawra, Former Labour Secretary; Abheek Barua, Economist; and Santosh Mehrotra, Senior Economist, decode the evolving labour landscape. From worker protections and hiring flexibility to formal employment, productivity and manufacturing competitiveness, the panel examines what India’s labour framework means for businesses and workers as the country moves towards India @100. This session is moderated by Business Today TV’s Shailendra Bhatnagar & Business Today’s Surabhi.
Watch LIVE: https://t.co/XHxWsGWC50 | #BusinessToday #IndiaAt100 #LabourCode #IndiaManufacturing #FutureOfJobs
@shail_bhatnagar | @surabhi_prasad | @Quess_Corp | @SumitaDawra | @SMehrotra1 | @CNESSSuperApp | @DeloitteIndia | @_InvestUP | @ukcmo
🇮🇳💡 #BTIndiaAt100 | "90% of our workforce is informal. How can we continue to live like this? We can’t call ourselves Viksit Bharat. In a viksit desh, you have to have social security for 95% of your workers, not a situation where 90% of your workers are informal. Half of our formal workforce consists of contract workers. This is not an acceptable situation," says Santosh Mehrotra (@SMehrotra1), Senior Economist, in a conversation with Shailendra Bhatnagar (@shail_bhatnagar), Chief Analyst & Editor - Markets, BTTV, and @surabhi_prasad, Economy Editor, @business_today Magazine.
Watch LIVE on BTTV: https://t.co/CG2GDABfeZ
@CNESSSuperApp | @DeloitteIndia | @_InvestUP | @ukcmo | @ABDL_India
#IAH26
🇮🇳💡 #BTIndiaAt100 | "If we are going to grow jobs, we cannot be dependent upon just growth in services. If we remain dependent upon GCCs, services exports and the growth in services, AI is not going to allow for the kind of job growth that we have seen in the past 20 years. At the same time, we don’t have a manufacturing strategy," says Santosh Mehrotra (@SMehrotra1), Senior Economist, in a conversation with Shailendra Bhatnagar (@shail_bhatnagar), Chief Analyst & Editor - Markets, BTTV, and @surabhi_prasad, Economy Editor, @business_today Magazine.
Watch LIVE on BTTV: https://t.co/CG2GDABfeZ
@CNESSSuperApp | @DeloitteIndia | @_InvestUP | @ukcmo | @ABDL_India
#IAH26
If India wants to become a manufacturing powerhouse and build trillion-dollar economies, can world-class infrastructure be created without difficult land-use choices?
Dr Santosh Mehrotra , Economist shares his views in conversation with @VikramOza on The Big Question
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#Parandur asks a larger question: Can India build the infrastructure it needs without treating productive farmland as the easiest land to acquire? Development & Agriculture shouldn’t be seen as opposites. Better planning must make room for both #Infrastructure#Development