Top Economist on India's Next 30 Years | Neelkanth Mishra | SparX by Mukesh Bansal

[@kazimustaqeem]

Some interesting books he mentioned: 1. The langauge instinct 2. Energy and civilization

[@pankajsinha385]

Thanks a lot!

[@vishnurajbhar007]

Mukesh Bansal, amazing questions. Always use to think why nobody ask such questions. So down to earth and super intelligent. No words needed for the guest 😅

[@peeyushkushwaha4620]

This was an amazing conversation. Very informed yet absolutely grounded in Indian reality. Gives me tremendous hope

[@GunjanAggarwal]

Brilliant!

[@ashhere31]

Amazing Interview. Thanks a lot Mukesh for bringing such a knowledable person for interview (Neelkanth).

[@ravi.annadurai]

Excellent conversation. Neelkant covered such wide spectrum of economy in a very simple way. Also Kunal's way of probing helped to elicit knowledge. Thanks to both these intellectuals.

[@ritwikmallik4777]

Mr. Neelkanth Mishra is from my school! Always love hearing his thoughts

[@apoorvsingh_ASR]

My school also❤

[@mandarsalunkhe09]

Wow 😳

[@4650darwin]

Which school pl?

[@zildianwllcymbals9222]

​@@4650darwindps bokaro

[@ayyappaayya941]

​@@4650darwin😊😊o

[@ashishtiwari-ub4ey]

Need to watch this atleast a couple of times more to absorb all the knowledge sharing,fascinating indeed!

[@anandparekh-j6l]

Gr8 to hear my younger iitk colleagues; truly grateful to the grinding we could get to be able to contribute significantly to futuristic thinking n deep diving; " tempo high hai"!!!!!

[@shortsandvlogs8806]

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[@rakshajain6773]

An incredible podcast. Learnt so much in just an hour's worth of content. Looking forward to watching more such videos. Thanks to you for producing this and thanks to KZbin's algorithm for suggesting it!

[@findFILE]

2 Stalwarts engaged in conversations. Loved listening to both of you folks. Real role models.

[@pratikgupta3029]

Neelkanth Mishra one of very well articulated stock market n broad economy analyst....

[@preetamshetty6679]

I'm loving KZbin.. Such a wealth of information

[@naveenmanjappa7916]

What a cool and thought provoking conversation between intellectual friends.

[@nivita9830]

A TERRIFIC, very informative interview! I learned so much from this about India's economic development/progress. You're a wonderful interviewer - you ask great questions and allow your guest to speak at length w/o interruption (which is rare). I just subscribed to your channel and look forward to future interviews and binging on your past interviews. What a treasure - THANK YOU Mukesh!

[@gauravmanwani9148]

Absolutely savoured these 100mins of gyaan

[@manojkulkarni7994]

Mukesh does a beautiful job in summarizing Mr Neelkanth's insights and asks the right question at the right times without interrupting at all. Beautiful conversation gave me a good bird's eye view on how India has progressed and how privileged i am to be 18 in this day and age

[@neurosurgeons]

Superb interview. Ground reality of our country's economy understood. Thanks

[@coastofkonkan]

Absolutely excellent. We need this type of clarity for people & policymakers

[@Satyen101]

Glad to see you both together... Reminds IIT Days!

[@rayappagari]

This interview is a Gem!! i will rewatch it multiple times in coming days. The interview was very structured and navigated into topics so well.

[@Abhishekb936]

Mukesh bro we need Part 2 & 3 as well.

[@jatindersharma5870]

Just Brilliant! Amazing insights! It should be made part of every Graduate level curriculum, be it BBA, Bcom, Economics, Political Science, Sociology....Just too good

[@vikramaditya712f]

Please bring Sridhar Vembu ji of Zoho 🙏🏻

[@akshitagupta3721]

Such an amazing interview with a distinguished guest. Thank you Mukesh for bringing Mr. Neelkanth on this platform. This type of knowledge dissemination is a need for growing today's India. Thank you again for a wonderful podcast on Indian story.

[@vinitahariharan]

Brilliant interview. So articulate. Both didn't deviate.

[@Fun_and_Knowledge_]

Neelkanth Mishra is the best, I really love him, He is a big name in economics for India, His analysis should be read, just like TN Ninan & Swaminathan Ayer, Please read him, he has a blog where all his articles are there,

[@shreyachakraborti6391]

Gem of an interview!

[@XYz-i9q]

Beautiful !!! listening for the 3rd time

[@mridulagrawal6687]

Love listening to people who r so knowledgeable

[@neokarma5736]

Nice podcast. Lot of insights. Neelkanth's ears are a standout feature in his face.. :)

[@akhaleefa]

Please keep doing amazing work. Please play your role to make India no.1 economy. I think every Indian has a role to play to make India no.1. It is not only the role of politicians but truly every Indian and thank god we are 143 crore plus people. Long live India.

[@mehulgoswamy9546]

Awesome Discussion! Thank You for this Video! 🙌

[@venstomon931]

Luv this ❤

[@snehavardhankandregula5926]

Informative podcast for ppl who wants to how India transformed in the last 60 years. Would love to see part 2 of the podcast ✌🏽.

[@nafasm]

Thankz very much, enjoyed a lot

[@pranavgaganan5595]

I am always reminded about economist predictions:)

[@bruuu2026]

Was waiting for this, finally

[@basantchoubey5137]

Great conversation.. Lot of insights..

[@vinitahariharan]

The interviews these days are such that ghc questions are longer than the answer. Here, Mukesh is asking g such pertinent questions and not interrupting to share his viewpoint.

[@AjitChandgude-h3r]

Excellent

[@hkpandey1]

Thoroughly enjoyable conversation

[@techy1970]

Great session

[@subhasisbandyopadhyay1789]

Fantastic, deep, refreshing from many superficial talk shows

[@gaziq6680]

Great insights, very informative. Thank you!

[@VivekGulati20]

Hey guys - why don’t we have download option available for this? Great if you could enable this please?

[@sparxbymukeshbansal]

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[@thesoundofmoneybysantoshsirur]

SparX is gonna be a top notch podcast soon. Just get the right set of guys and be consistent

[@devanshusingh8480]

Damn! What an insightful conversation. Mukesh please keep doing these and keep bringing guests like these with so many insights Definitely following others talks from Mr. Neelkanth now

[@83clemenza]

Amazing conversation.

[@anunayraj7575]

Great conversation!

[@ZachDempsey-v4k]

guys what are some of the best resources that would help me understand the first principles of economics well (suggestions are v appreciated )

[@kushaldoshi6632]

Always a learning session with Neelkanth! Lovely

[@UtsavTiwary]

Excellent session.

[@sunidhibhatnagar]

Quality content

[@akhaleefa]

Eye opening information. 24/7 electricity is need of our country and uninterrupted. If you love your country make every Indian have access 24/7 to electricity like it seems it is in Mumbai.

[@prashant-cg9mk]

Isn't 24 hrs electricity are there in Bihar 😂

[@vambareesh]

Post office might have used as bank in india during 1980 , because post office is available in rural india but this is not done. But now postal Bank has come up now

[@mayankkadhikanshh4685]

Such an excellent interview , loved it

[@mjtrp]

Very informative discussion

[@somriverretreat]

Absolutely brilliant👍

[@AdityaYadav-du8ee]

Jai Shree Radhe Krishna

[@preetamshetty6679]

Loved this podcast ❤

[@Ganeshthokala97]

Finally.. ❤

[@k.k.c8670]

In the late 70s and 80s, China more or less adopted Singapore as its model in a large part. Both politically and economically.

[@nikwal2386]

absolutely brilliant 2 genius minds .!

[@coastofkonkan]

Imagine every district had 1 IIT/IIM/IAS level officer to make policy changes independently. China has at every Taluka level

[@raunaqgupta3925]

Where is the source of the data mentioned in this video.

[@chaitanyadevpurkar4703]

Amazing Episode! Huge admirer of neelkanth sir! I can listen to him all day long and much more! Make sure to make an episode 2 with him! I am sure he will have more insights to share

[@sureshnathyogi9789]

❤😊😊

[@sureshnathyogi9789]

❤❤

[@akhaleefa]

Govt has no business to be in business. Even if they are managing it quite profitably but still that business has huge potential and could wonders in private hands. Govts job is to govern most efficiently because it is the life of 143 crore plus people to be changed for better. To make India no.1 excellent governance is needed so govts focus is required there than making profits and losses. Long live India.

[@akhaleefa]

Please keep on bringing people who have such deep knowledge of India. Please invite somebody who is good in Indian stock market and who can guide Indians to invest money into Indian stock market 10 fold from today's 10 crore people to 100 crore people, a 10x increase. Like the bank account demat accounts will play a big role in fast growth of the country. Digital advancements have made it easy to move fastest. Indians need to be richest and govts must determine to play their role very actively. Govt Servants have also a big role to paly in shaping up India's progress and prosperity by being more cooperative in helping people to fix their issues.

[@puddlebee]

Book recommendation to understand India better 👇 India Unbound By Ramachandra Guha: The Social and Economic Revolution from Independence to the Global Information Age

[@omduttdixit3433]

Ramachandra guha ka to kuch bhi padhne layak nahi hai.

[@satyajeet1777]

It's Gurcharan Das

[@krishna_o15]

Gandu Guha ki book nahi padgenge

[@arvinddhupkar5158]

Not Ramchandra Guha. It is plain trash

[@natarajanr6429]

Mukesh- don’t cross your legs and show your shoes on the audience side. It is so disrespectful for our Indian ethos. That said, it is a great initiative and keep doing great work

[@vinitahariharan]

Dr Ajit Ranade would be another interesting interview.

[@siddharth0401]

Thanks Neelkhanth for corroborating this, India's gdp and currency are both undervalued, I am not ready to accept 3.5 trillion dollars, it should be at the least 5 trillion dollars if not 6-7 trillion, plus currency is so undervalued

[@ksaha6387]

This is so embarrassing, a Comp Sc. grad comes in and makes accurate predictions on the economy. And I never understood neither head nor tail of macroeconomics even after a master's degree 😪 God knows how they do it 😂

[@paragawaken]

Great insight and content.

[@shamsunderparekh5289]

Very comprehensive overview presented in easy to understand conversation

[@senthillvs]

Pls don't mix a regional language while talking. In case if it's needed, pls add subtitles. Not everyone knows all the regional languages.

[@rsborg147]

Thought provoking podcast. Thanks for this . Sir said China and Thailand will age before they become rich . But China is already rich ( May not be like Japan or USA) per capita USD 10000 per capita and more than 17 trillion economy , which we are dreaming! Isn’t it ?

[@rameshpudhucode6862]

Thailand similar to China per capita. Rich I think around $22K

[@vinay82kaul]

Every decade and every year is crucial , everything is demand and supply gane and future can’t be predicted. This debate doesn’t solve and question

[@hrsh3329]

❤

[@raamcaash]

Loved this podcast and simple explanations of macro economics …can Mr Mishra please help cities and state improve the infrastructure … every time I hear Mr Gadkari talk about road I want to take him on a bike road in the inner city of Pune and or am sure any other city in india ..😇

[@Champ_anu]

😊😊dr

[@DeeptiMandal-tb2qx]

Eer er to o up BP no up

[@raamcaash]

@@DeeptiMandal-tb2qx huh ??

[@dodiraj1]

After the actions taken on Budget Day in 1991 the reforms slowly petered out in 8-9 months due to internal politics of Congress party.

[@pushpakchakraborty7593]

Actionable summary for us: Vote for Modi again in 2024.

[@rajparab5051]

lol why should even vote and waste money and make him direct make him pm for life

[@nnandan9431]

After reading your comments I decided not to watch ..thank you for saving my time..

[@IndiaAgainstSlaveryIAS]

Thanks for making sure that I don't subscribe to this channel and don't listen to this podcast

[@edisonbrain]

Where is the improvement in human infrastructure in India that can allow us to take advantage of the demographic advantages? Half our kids are still malnutritioned leading to stunted growth. The average worker is also physically weak. Where is the improvement in the administrative framework? China has very high local and city level autonomy similar to the West and even more. India is run in a centralized fashion. Only in the end did Neelkantha briefly touch upon this important topic. India is the kid with high potential but who always performs below potential

[@bhaskrsharma]

The most common sense reason we can have for an instability in future is environment.... wonder why Neelkanth didn't touch upon that... with 140 crore people and 10 percent growth... we can finish up this limited resource, environment, long before we are in upper middle class level economy

[@ibrahimnadeem1064]

Please make it in urdu, so that I don't listen only but understand also

[@atulbesra822]

Why ? This video is meant for educated Indian audience who understand English (with some Hindi).

[@satyam-evajayate438]

Singapore is smaller than largest pond in India. Most people who speaks about Singapore do not know it's size and population. Avoid getting trapped in propaganda to create wealth from productive assets.

[@Fun_and_Knowledge_]

18:35 😂 got scared now 😂

[@dparab1994]

👍

[@sunidhibhatnagar]

✨✨✨✨✨🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@amajeetbanerji5661]

Bihar had another airport called Gaya! and undivided bihar had Ranchi too and not true that Patna was the only airport . A small correction for Neelkanth who actually knows so much it is just a small slip!

[@heyajit]

Well after listening to this entire podcast I could safely say that the level of Neelkanth in economics is what Chetan Bhagat’s position in the world of literature .. “Mediocre” …..

[@atulbesra822]

So ?

[@anitacohen8753]

It just does not have the "right" people!

[@sharduldiwan2009]

This isn't about next 30 years.This podcast was about Neelkanth. Disappointed

[@rajvhardang.2210]

Agree...to much IIT etc etc

[@Fun_and_Knowledge_]

19:55 😂 not very good impression, seems Physics boys were not studious 😂

[@SubasMallick-gd6op]

Halo sara mara parnama subasmallick odiesa ar apke fara shavi stapa fara mara parnama ar shavi depatamata fara sa shavi stapa fara mara parnama ar apke depatamata fara sa shavi stapa fara mara parnama subasmallick odiesa khordha jila sisilo posta velaga kaijanga

[@banditonehundred]

Just a talker, don’t trust such people

[@Calm_Indian]

can u testify your statement through providing some further logic behind it rather than writing a monologue ?

[@desyguru]

Bhaisaab itna bakbak kiye ho lekin koi stock ka naam nahi bataye..ki hobe?

[@naveenmanjappa7916]

What a cool and thought provoking conversation between intellectual friends.

[@R_Ragh]

Amazing conversation.