The headwinds facing the Indian economy in 2025

[@mohankumarm8164]

Rampant corruption ,high unemployment, and huge taxes with poor infrastructure, don't no where would it go...

[@narasimhasrinivas2599]

A very good assessment of the current state of the economy as we come towards the end of the Financial year. Macro indicators do not favour either tax cuts by the government or rate cuts by the RBI. Our Private sector (and the industry leaders) do not seem to have been of much help even after being gifted a generous corporate tax break. Private Sector banks have used all the breaks provided by the RBI to shore up their Balance Sheets. While increased earnings of the fat cats have gone to finance super luxury cars / apartments, overseas vacations etc., they have not even shown any interest in working with the government towards boosting India's tourist potential (at least), for instance. Forget about their investing to boost export / emloyment potential to help our economy. More has been their pursuits to boost their own assets (in the Stock Market) and probably boost their future by overseas education and migration of their offsprings! Our Government, of course is busy building temples and statues, coining new sanskritised words to create an illusory grandeur!!

[@Little-bird-told-me]

what does TCA stand for Sharad Raghavan ?

[@awakedream8354]

Competing economy ❌ Defeated economy ✔️😂

[@sarabjits7679]

Is there in check on the progress of projects being announced with so much fanfare : yday only there was big investment announcement in AP 2. Are we back to gdp growth of pre Covid

[@sarabjits7679]

How long and how much can central govt keep putting in Capex

[@jrkr7357]

Rupee has fallen to record historical low .........

[@sankalp6872]

I fear the "redefinition" of anything in India. Our "heavy and bloated" bureaucracy will use the new "definitions" as WMDs to extract more taxes from the middle class. No efforts will be directed toward addressing revenue leakages, but the "salaried" middle class is constantly hounded. Almost no clinic in India issues receipts (Doctors also make a ton from Med reps). In some places, the chaat and pani puri walls generate turnovers of lakhs daily. Farmers do a critical service, but do the multi-crorepati farmers deserve tax exemptions? We need a real Middle-class party for India.

[@LikeDeep-q6w]

who exactly is 'middle class'? those businessmen who earn in crores and never a penny in income tax (but ironically complain about high income tax!) also call themselves middle class. I think we should be more specific and call it 'salaried middle class'. This is the only class that is double taxed. Rest, no one is paying any income tax. No matter what they claim.

[@yourssanjeev2007]

PFCE is rising, but none of the consumption company's results confirm it. Only Modi knows how consumption is rising.

[@elcapitaan1]

Worrying

[@elliotalderson2007]

Manmohan singh was right when he said modi will be disastrous for india.

[@gargsamyt]

Manmohini GDP: $1.9 trillion after 67 years Modi GDP: $4 trillion after 10 years Bharat needs more such "Modi disasters". Badly.

[@elliotalderson2007]

@@gargsamyt India's GDP grew from $709 billion in 2004 to $2,039 billion in 2014, which is an increase of 188%. The average annual growth rate during this period was 6.7%. India's GDP grew from $2 trillion to $3.93 trillion between 2014 and 2024, India's GDP growth rate from 2014 to 2024 was an estimated 6.4% in 2024-25 now suck paw paw dick dimwit🤣🤣🤣

[@jrkr7357]

But the majority of Indians wouldn't listen and still voted for Modi ........

[@elliotalderson2007]

@@gargsamyt India's GDP grew from $709 billion in 2004 to $2,039 billion in 2014, which is an increase of 188%. The average annual growth rate during this period was 6.7%. India's GDP grew from $2 trillion to $3.93 trillion between 2014 and 2024, an estimated 6.4% in 2024-25.

[@elliotalderson2007]

@@gargsamyt India's GDP grew from $709 billion in 2004 to $2,039 billion in 2014, which is an increase of 188%. The average annual growth rate during this period was 6.7%. India's GDP grew from $2 trillion to $3.93 trillion between 2014 and 2024, an estimated 6.4% in 2024-25.

[@pardeeptandon]

It is wrong to say the Chinese economy has slowed. Despite being the largest economy in the world in terms of PPP, it grew by 4.8 % in the last quarter, while America's economy grew at half its rate. The Print should not spread Sangie Propaganda.

[@balajeepratham8200]

China's Eco grew by 4.6% last quarter. US grew by 3% but nominal growth in US is higher than china due to deflation

[@suvosingho-pp9xf]

China economy is in trouble its true their banking sector in crisis,many companies are bankrupting,Real estate in complete crisis what is propaganda here?

[@suvosingho-pp9xf]

banking sector crisis,real esate crisis,companies are bankrupting what propo...?