> invited abp news journalist megha prasad to interview him in his private jet
> thought it’ll be another scripted interview where he’ll flex his achievements
> got visibly irritated by uncomfortable questions since it was an unexpected attack
> avoided giving direct answers and repeatedly shifted the conversation
> when she mentioned the mileage drop in her own car, asked her to prove it
> when asked about brynihat’s pollution due to ethanol factories, denied claims
> when asked about vehichle damage issues, told people to claim insurance
> warned that he could file a defamation case against her as well
> repeatedly dismissed criticism instead of addressing the concerns raised
> turned a public accountability interview into a defensive exchange
> this is our official road & unofficial petroleum minister - Nitin Gadkari aka Jhola chaap mantri
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This outlines key developments impacting India’s trade, investment, and domestic policies.
Russia-Ukraine War Resolution
The Russia-Ukraine conflict may end soon, aided by U.S. tariffs and India’s diplomacy, stabilizing global markets.
Make in India’ Growth
‘Make in India’ will expand state-wise, boosting manufacturing with government support.
Conclusion
These developments will drive India’s economic momentum and global standing
Positive FII Outlook
Foreign Institutional Investment is expected to rise, driven by India’s economic strength.
Eased FDI Policies
India will streamline FDI regulations to attract global investment.
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Tariff Reductions
U.S. tariffs on Indian goods may see moderate reductions via ongoing talks.
H1B Visa Cuts
H1B visas may be moderately reduced, with India seeking minimal impact.
U.S. Credit Claims
President Trump will likely claim credit for the resolution, despite India’s significant role.
Modi-Trump Talks
Talks between PM Modi and Trump, started September 17, 2025, aim to boost trade and ties.
The Great Shift: FIIs Out, Indian Retail In
Foreign investors now own just 15.85% of Indian stocks (₹70 lakh crore) - lowest since 2012.
Sensex & Nifty are at record highs, yet FIIs are quietly exiting. Why? 👇
1️⃣ Global Rate Shock - US bonds give 5% risk-free, safer than India.
2️⃣ China Discount - Funds rotating into cheaper EMs after years of ignoring China.
3️⃣ Valuation Fear - India trades at 21–22x PE, way above peers.
But here’s the twist: despite FII selling, markets are strong. Why?
Domestic investors - SIPs, mutual funds, LIC - have stepped up. Retail inflows average ₹20,000 crore/month, cushioning exits.
This is India’s new backbone: the middle-class investor.
Yet, risk-reward is stretched. History shows when FIIs pulled back (2012), markets didn’t crash - they went sideways for years.
👉 India is no longer hostage to FIIs, but don’t expect easy money ahead.
Such an interesting question: "What jobs will be relevant in 10 years?"
Personally, I think the days of 4-year college courses are over, lifelong learning is the new norm, for everyone...