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White pill of the day. 😍😍
Jai Siya Ram.
India's FDI inflows are getting stronger month by month. As per latest numbers from RBI -
* Aug26 Gross FDI inflows $11.5 billion compared to Aug25 $8.72 billion - up 32% YoY.
* Apr-Aug26 Gross FDI inflows $54.9 billion compared to Apr-Aug25 $45.6 billion - up 20% YoY.
* Apr-Aug26 Net FDI inflows $13.8 billion compared to Apr-Aug25 $9.6 billion - up 44% YoY.
We are on track to have $100 Billion dollars Gross FDI for entire FY26-27. We will touch this figure for the first time in our history.
Let's hope we cross more than this. 🤞🏻🤞🏻
#HowIndiaGrows
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Sarvam signs five-year MoU with defence ministry to build AI tech for armed forces!!!
Good to see we have signed the deal with Sarvam and not US AI companies!!!
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A Regular Indian retweeted
A depressing read on India’s critical minerals push/
India has auctioned 733 mineral blocks. Only 125 are actually producing. More than 600 mines are stuck in bureaucratic impasse.
At a time when the world is racing for critical minerals and China controls the supply chain, the average gap between winning a block and starting production in India is more than seven years.
The Centre’s own notes, prepared for the 6th national conference of chief secretaries, list the problems -fragmented land records, disputed land titles, no land banks set aside for compensatory afforestation, too many state cesses and levies, approvals that move from one department to the next, and weak rail cum port links for moving the ore.
Mining brings in over ₹1.9 lakh crore a year, and about 90% of it goes to the states. So the states lose the most when a block sits idle, and they are also the ones who can fix most of these bottlenecks: including digitising land records, creating land banks, setting up single-window approvals.
Critical minerals are now about energy security and strategic autonomy, not only revenue. A seven-year wait for a lithium or rare earth mine is something India cannot afford.
via @anubhutivishnoi for @EconomicTimes
So, Modi govt is planning to reduce the LTCG tax for everyone but Congress ruled states are opposing it and warning Modi govt that it cannot reduce LTCG!!!
Will the 'independent' market experts speak on this?? 😂😂
Union govt earned ₹1.3lac cr from LTCG on equities in FY25
Importantly, states' share of this is ₹50k cr, from the divisible pool
States are already reeling under huge debt/interest burdens
FM is urging states to reduce their borowings, rightly so
In this context, if Modi govt intends to cut/reduce LTCG, then it must either consult states or compensate them for revenue loss
For TN alone, this will be an impact of ₹2000cr, equivalent to its midday meal scheme budget
Gone are the days when Union govt can unilaterally make such direct tax decisions that also impact states' revenues
(yes, legally they can but politically they shouldn't, in today's India)
One big reason for the current fiscal mess of states is the unilateral 2019 corporate tax cuts that the Modi govt gave with no commensurate economic benefit for the nation as a whole
States cannot continue to bear the revenue burden of the Union govt's fiscal follies & then be lectured to manage their expenditure better
Only Commie Mallus have the audacity to lie so brazenly.
Calling Sanatana Dharma “foreign” when we have so many examples of Kerala being associated with Sanatana Dharma.
Adi Shankaracharya.
• Born in Kalady, Kerala, around the 8th century CE.
• Travelled across the Indian subcontinent, engaging scholars in philosophical debates for Advaita Vedanta.
• Koodalmanikyam Temple in 855CE
• The Alwar devotional tradition praised Aranmula in sacred Vishnu shrines of the South in 6th–9th centuries
• Kerala scholar Melpathur Narayana Bhattathiri composed the Narayaneeyam in 1587 CE
And I have so many examples to give that I can write a book on the same.
Kerala has been a significant centre of Hindu philosophy, temple traditions, devotional literature and spiritual reform for centuries.
Kerala was, is and will remain a centre of Sanatana Dharma and Hinduism. No amount of whitewashing will remove this truth.
A summary of what India is planning for ingot-wafer manufacturing in Solar cells.
Today, Jackson Solar announced a 3 GW solar ingot and Wafer manufacturing plant.
I know of several other companies that have started working on Ingot and Wafer manufacturing.
So, I decided to make a summary of how many companies are working on this, their locations, and their status (wherever it is publicly available).
Some major developments:
• Waaree Energies: 10 GW ingot-wafer facility in Nagpur
• Premier Energies: 10 GW ingot and 10 GW wafer capacity planned
• Tata Power: 10 GW integrated facility planned in Odisha
• Agastya Green Energy: 12 GW ingot-wafer project in Andhra Pradesh
• ReNew: 6.5 GW facility with ₹4,200 crore investment
• Jakson Solar: ₹5,000 crore investment for 3 GW each of solar cells and ingot-wafers
Adani already operates a 2 GW ingot-wafer facility at Mundra.
IngotWafer is the next step in our Solar manufacturing, along with Polysilicon(Govt is planning a PLI too for this). This will ensure that we are cutting out dependency on China.
Hope we quickly complete all these plants and start manufacturing.
#HowIndiaGrows
And then there are Indian Leftists who are forever salivating over how to hand over India to China!!!
We are the only nation cursed with such specimens.
Good news on the moving up the value chain in Fertilizer production in India.
* GSFC, Gujarat: Has approved a 600-tonne per-day phosphoric acid plant and a 1,800-tonne per-day sulphuric acid plant at Sikka, Jamnagar. These chemicals are used in producing DAP and NPK fertilisers. Currently, GSFC imports Phosphoric Acid.
* RCF, Maharashtra: Its ₹1,494 crore complex-fertiliser plant at Thal will add capacity of 1,200 tonnes per day, measured on a DAP basis. Commissioning is targeted for March 2027.
Both plants are very important for us. India’s fertiliser requirement reached 677.18 lakh tonnes in FY2025–26.
Both plants, once operational, will help us a lot in cutting down our import cost of Fertilizers.
#HowIndiaGrows
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Allow me to debunk this mindless comparison (again from this handle) which is across completely different timeperiods.
* China $2 trillion to $10 trillion - 2005 to 2014.
Period of Peak World Growth, Globalization, Everyone rushing to manufacture in China, Commodity boom, Chinese goods getting preferential treatment in the world, No global crisis(expect GFC08), No major wars. China fastest in the world.
*India $2 trillion to $4.2 trillion - 2014 to 2026
Period of massive World Growth slowdown, Deglobalization, Everyone working to manufacture strategic things at home, Tariffs, Commodity crash, AI blackswan event, Multiple global crisis and Wars - Covid, Russian Ukraine war, Commodity crisis, Once in 6 decades Hormuz Blockade.
Still India fastest in the world.
Comparing both periods is like comparing driving on a flat road to driving in a hilly area. Will never make sense.
Whitepill moment. 😍😍
Jai Siya Ram.
My Beloved Poha Pradesh is making a push into high-tech manufacturing.
On Oct 24, 5 companies received land allotment letters for projects worth Rs 9,625 crore.
• Cytech RE - Hyperscale data centre
• Una Eco Systems - Lithium-cell manufacturing
• Auriga IT Solutions - Global Capability Centre
• Meena Circuits - Electronics system design and manufacturing
• Kaynes Electronics - Electronics manufacturing
Another ₹5,800 crore in investment proposals were announced.
Project mix — batteries, electronics, data infrastructure and technology services.
Good to see Poha Pradesh making serious efforts into advance manufacturing industries.
Let's hope it executes them well. 🤞🏻🤞🏻
#HowIndiaGrows
A Regular Indian retweeted
Met animal welfare activist Jagriti Mishra and assured her of full support in the matter concerning her animal shelter.
Officials have been directed to examine the matter thoroughly and take appropriate action in accordance with the law. Every possible assistance will be extended to her through due legal process.
Her commitment to caring for injured and abandoned animals deserves respect and support.
For all those morons who thinks Gujarat is nothing without Amul 🤡
• Surat: Diamond cutting & polishing. Processes ~90% of the world's diamonds and employs over 1.5 million people in the industry.
• Rajkot: Machine tools, diesel engines, bearings and auto components.
• Jamnagar: Brass parts and fittings. A cluster of ~3,500 brass units.
• Morbi: Ceramic tiles and sanitaryware. Over 1,100 manufacturing units, ~$6.5 billion annual turnover and 700,000+ direct and indirect jobs.
• Ahmedabad: Textiles, dyes, chemicals and pharmaceuticals.
• Ankleshwar–Bharuch: Chemicals, petrochemicals and bulk pharmaceuticals.
• Vapi: Chemicals, dyes, paper and intermediates.
• Vadodara: Petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, electrical equipment and heavy engineering.
• Sanand: Automobile manufacturing and auto components.
• Unjha: Cumin and seed-spice trading.
• Jetpur: Textile printing and dyeing.
• Veraval: Seafood and fish processing.
• Bhavnagar (Alang): Ship recycling. Alang handles 98% of India's ship-recycling activity.
• Kutch: Salt, minerals, ports and logistics.
• Thangadh: Ceramic sanitaryware and ceramic insulators.
• Mehsana: Engineering, agro-machinery, metal casting and plastics.
• Navsari: Horticulture, agriculture and food processing.
Gujarat literally is the only state of India which houses so many industries and leads in those areas.
Remove Amul and still Gujarat has so many things where it is serving the world.
#HowIndiaGrows
Ladies and Gentlemen, this is what Modi has done.
And that is why he is the most consequential Prime minister in the history of Independent India. 😎😎
#WATCH | Jagdalpur, Chhattisgarh | Deities from around 50 villages, once heavily affected by Naxalism, participated in the world-famous Bastar Dussehra for the first time following the end of Naxalism in the region.
(22.10)
Based if this is True. 😎😎
CJI Chandrachud Used To Seek Government's Pre-Approval Before Collegium Discussed Names For Judicial Appointments : Justice Kaul
Justice Kaul said CJI Chandrachud was too deferential to the Government in appointment matters.
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