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Telangana Caste Survey 2024: Key Findings and Insights Telangana’s Landmark Caste Census: A Historic Step Toward Social Justice The Telangana government has successfully completed India’s largest post-independence caste survey, a significant milestone aimed at ensuring data-driven governance. Conducted over 50 days, this extensive socioeconomic survey covered 96.9% of the state’s population, revealing crucial insights into Telangana’s caste demographics. The findings will shape future policies on education, employment, and social welfare. Caste Composition in Telangana: Detailed Breakdown According to the Telangana caste survey, the state's population is categorized as follows: Backward Classes (BCs): 1,64,09,179 (46.25%) Scheduled Castes (SCs): 61,84,319 (17.43%) Scheduled Tribes (STs): 37,05,929 (10.45%) Muslims (Total): 44,57,012 (12.56%) BC Muslims: 35,76,588 (10.08%) OC Muslims: 8,80,424 (2.48%) Other Open Category (OC) Communities: 44,21,115 (13.31%) Total OC Population: 15.79% The survey covered 3,54,77,554 individuals out of Telangana’s total population of 3.7 crore, making it the most comprehensive caste census undertaken in independent India. Survey Execution: A Massive Data Collection Effort The Telangana government deployed a significant workforce to conduct the survey efficiently: 94,863 enumerators and 9,628 supervisors worked across 94,261 enumeration blocks. 76,000 data entry operators digitized the collected information within 36 days. Despite challenges, including 1.03 lakh locked houses and 1.68 lakh hesitant families, the survey achieved an impressive 96.9% coverage. Government’s Vision: Data-Driven Policy Making This caste census was a key electoral promise made by the Congress party in the 2023 Telangana Assembly elections. The findings will play a pivotal role in shaping policies aimed at providing equitable representation and enhancing welfare schemes for marginalized communities. At a press conference in Hyderabad, Irrigation Minister Uttam Kumar Reddy, alongside Transport Minister Ponnam Prabhakar and Health Minister Damodar Raju, emphasized that the collected data will help bridge socioeconomic gaps and ensure that benefits reach the rightful beneficiaries. Comparisons with Other Caste Surveys in India Telangana’s caste survey is being hailed as a benchmark for social justice and governance. While Bihar and Karnataka have conducted similar exercises, Telangana’s coverage surpasses them in terms of accuracy and efficiency. The Bihar caste census took six months and cost ₹500 crore, whereas Telangana completed its survey in just 50 days at a significantly lower cost. Impact on Backward Classes and Reservation Policies The caste survey has highlighted that Backward Classes (BCs) comprise 56.33% of Telangana’s population, including Hindus, Muslims, and Christian converts from Scheduled Castes. This data is expected to influence key policy changes, including: Increasing BC reservations in local bodies from 23% to 42%. Implementing 42% BC reservation in government civil construction contracts. Expanding welfare schemes for underprivileged communities. Presentation to the Cabinet and Legislative Assembly The caste census report, spanning 1,000 pages, will be formally presented to the Telangana Cabinet at 10:00 AM on February 4, 2024. A detailed discussion will follow in the Legislative Assembly at 11:00 AM, where a bill on the survey findings is expected to be passed. Calls for a Nationwide Caste Census With Telangana successfully executing this comprehensive caste survey, demands for a nationwide caste census have gained momentum. The last comprehensive caste-based enumeration in India dates back to 1931, and subsequent censuses (1951-2011) only included data for Scheduled Castes (SCs) and Scheduled Tribes (STs). The Congress party and other opposition leaders are now urging the central government to include Other Backward Classes (OBCs) in the upcoming 2025 national census. A caste-based census at the national level could provide crucial insights into India's social structure and help formulate policies for historically marginalized communities. Conclusion: A Step Towards Inclusive Development The Telangana caste survey marks a historic step in data-driven governance. By meticulously gathering demographic insights, the state is paving the way for inclusive policies and equitable development. With the findings soon to be tabled in the Legislative Assembly, Telangana is setting a new standard for social justice in India. The successful execution of this survey demonstrates the government’s commitment to fulfilling electoral promises and ensuring that marginalized communities receive their due share in education, employment, and welfare programs. As Telangana leads the way, other states may soon follow suit, driving a new era of policy-making based on real-time demographic data. NEWS
  • February 3, 2025

Telangana Caste Survey 2025 Key Findings and Insights

Telangana’s Landmark Caste Census: A Historic Step Toward Social Justice The Telangana government has successfully completed India’s largest post-independence caste…
Auto Sales Performance: Ola Electric, Tata Motors, TVS Motors, Bajaj Auto, Hyundai, Mahindra & Maruti Suzuki Introduction: January Auto Sales Overview The automobile industry witnessed dynamic shifts in January, with auto manufacturers competing fiercely across both two-wheeler and four-wheeler segments. Ola Electric, TVS Motors, Bajaj Auto, Tata Motors, Hyundai, Mahindra, and Maruti Suzuki showcased varying performances, with some brands reclaiming dominance while others faced setbacks. This report dives deep into the latest sales figures and market trends shaping the automotive sector. Two-Wheeler Electric Vehicle (EV) Market: Ola Electric Regains Leadership Ola Electric Leads the EV Segment Ola Electric made a significant comeback in January, securing the top position in the two-wheeler EV market. After struggling in December with just 13,794 units sold, the company surged ahead, selling an impressive 22,656 units in January. Close Competition: TVS & Bajaj Auto The EV market remained highly competitive, with TVS Motors and Bajaj Auto closely trailing Ola Electric. TVS Motors sold 22,280 units, maintaining its strong presence in the segment. Bajaj Auto secured the third spot with notable growth in sales figures. The race among these brands is neck-to-neck, with marginal differences in sales numbers indicating a fiercely contested EV space. The competition is expected to intensify further in the coming months as brands aim to consolidate their positions. Four-Wheeler Market: Tata Motors Dominates Despite Decline Tata Motors Retains Leadership but Faces Challenges Tata Motors continues to lead the four-wheeler EV segment but faced a 25% decline in year-on-year growth. The company sold 5,240 electric vehicles in January compared to 6,979 units in the same month last year. Despite this drop, Tata Motors remains the market leader, holding over 50% of the EV market share. However, its dominance is being challenged as competitors steadily gain traction in the sector. Passenger Vehicle Sales Performance While Tata Motors struggled in the EV segment, its overall passenger vehicle sales also showed a negative 11% year-on-year growth. The company sold 31,988 units, marking a marginal decline compared to 32,092 units last year. Mahindra and Maruti Suzuki: Growth & Setbacks Mahindra Achieves Record-Breaking Sales Mahindra recorded its highest-ever monthly sales in January, selling 2.12 lakh units. The company’s SUV segment grew by 18%, while exports witnessed an outstanding 95% surge. Maruti Suzuki Faces a Sales Decline Maruti Suzuki, a dominant player in the Indian automotive market, reported a 5% year-on-year decline, selling 54,000 units in January. While the company remains a key contender, the dip in sales indicates shifting consumer preferences and market dynamics. Government Policies & Market Outlook Impact of Budget Announcements on EV Sector The recent government budget introduced favorable policies for the EV sector, including reductions in battery-related duties, making EVs more affordable. This initiative is expected to drive increased adoption of electric vehicles in the coming months. Future Projections: What’s Next for Auto Manufacturers? With February data set to be released soon, the battle for the top spots remains intense. The EV segment will likely see more strategic shifts, with manufacturers focusing on affordability, innovation, and government incentives to capture market share. Conclusion: Key Takeaways from January Auto Sales Ola Electric reclaimed its leadership in the two-wheeler EV segment. TVS Motors & Bajaj Auto remained strong competitors with marginal differences in sales. Tata Motors continued to dominate four-wheeler EVs but faced a significant 25% sales decline. Mahindra recorded its highest-ever sales, driven by strong SUV growth and exports. Maruti Suzuki witnessed a 5% dip, reflecting shifting market trends. Government incentives are expected to boost EV adoption, shaping the future of the automotive industry. The coming months will be crucial as companies strive to maintain growth momentum in an evolving market. Stay tuned for further updates on India's competitive automotive landscape. NEWS
  • February 2, 2025

Ola Electric, Tata Motors, TVS Motors, Bajaj Auto, Auto Sales Performance

Introduction: January Auto Sales Overview The automobile industry witnessed dynamic shifts in January, with auto manufacturers competing fiercely across both…
Indian Railways Budget 2025: What’s Next for the IRFC and Railway Stocks? The Indian Railway Finance Corporation (IRFC) and other railway stocks faced significant declines after the Indian government announced its 2025-26 Union Budget, falling short of the expectations many had for the railway sector. Investors and market watchers had anticipated a robust allocation of over ₹3 lakh crore for railway infrastructure, but the reality turned out to be quite different. The announcement caused a stir in the stock market, especially for railway-related shares. In this article, we will explore the key details of the budget allocation for the railway sector, the current state of the IRFC stock, and what the future holds for railway investments. IRFC’s Performance and Market Reaction to Budget 2025 The initial market reaction to the budget was one of disappointment, as IRFC shares and others like IRCON and RailTel saw significant declines. IRFC’s stock closed at ₹141, a drop of 6.44%, after reaching an intraday low of ₹139 and a high of ₹155 earlier in the day. Before the budget was announced, there had been some optimism, especially following the Economic Survey of 2025, which suggested that key sectors like ports, shipping, civil aviation, and railways would receive increased capital expenditure. The Railway Sector Budget: Expectations vs Reality Many experts had predicted that the railway sector’s capital expenditure (capex) would exceed ₹3 lakh crore in the 2025-26 budget. This forecast was fueled by reports showing an increase in capital investment in the railway sector between 2024 and 2025. However, when the actual budget was presented, the allocation for the railway sector fell short, with a total of ₹2.55 lakh crore being allocated, the same amount as the previous financial year. Investors were hoping for substantial announcements to boost railway infrastructure, including new projects and expansions. However, the budget did not include any groundbreaking new initiatives for the sector. Instead, the focus was on completing previously announced projects. Key Allocations in the Indian Railways Budget The railway budget in 2025-26 includes provisions for various infrastructure improvements, including: Revenue Allocation: ₹34,450 crore Capital Expenditure: ₹2.52 lakh crore Pension Fund: ₹66,000 crore New Railway Lines: ₹3,235 crore Double Tracking: ₹32,000 crore Gauge Conversion: ₹4,550 crore Signaling and Telecom: ₹800 crore Electrification: ₹61 crore These allocations reflect the ongoing commitment to improving the railway infrastructure but have left some investors disappointed due to the lack of significant new funding announcements. Focus on Previous Projects Unlike the previous years where ambitious projects like the introduction of Vande Bharat trains and the creation of new economic corridors were announced, the 2025-26 budget did not unveil any such fresh initiatives. Instead, the government chose to focus on completing existing projects. This includes the development of the three major economic corridors that had been previously discussed, aimed at improving connectivity across key sectors like energy, cement, ports, and high-traffic railway lines. IRFC Stock: Short-Term Decline, Long-Term Potential Despite the disappointment in the immediate market reaction, there is still optimism for the IRFC and other railway stocks in the long run. The government’s commitment to railway development, albeit at a slower pace, suggests that infrastructure spending will continue, even if it is at a lower rate than initially expected. Railway stocks, including IRFC, may experience volatility in the short term, but as the government continues to invest in existing projects, we can expect growth over time. It’s crucial for investors to keep an eye on the long-term prospects of the railway sector and the eventual completion of major projects that could lead to a more robust railway system. Middle-Class Tax Relief and its Impact on Railway Investments While the railway sector’s budget allocation did not meet expectations, the 2025-26 budget included measures aimed at providing relief to the middle class. The government announced a zero-tax slab for individuals earning up to ₹12 lakh annually, which could boost consumer spending and stimulate economic growth. This relief is expected to have a positive effect on infrastructure-related sectors, including railways, as increased spending could lead to greater demand for goods and services, ultimately benefitting the transport sector. The positive economic outlook could help mitigate some of the negative impacts on railway stocks in the short term. Challenges and Opportunities for Railway Stocks One of the major challenges faced by the railway sector is the lack of fresh investment in new projects. The current focus on completing ongoing projects means that the sector may not see as many growth drivers in the immediate future. However, the continuous allocation of funds for vital upgrades, including safety features like the “Kavach” system and improvements in railway electrification, signals a commitment to enhancing the existing infrastructure. In the long run, as projects such as the three major economic corridors come to fruition, there will likely be increased demand for railway services, boosting growth prospects for railway-related companies, including IRFC. Conclusion: What’s Next for IRFC and Railway Stocks? The Union Budget for 2025-26 may not have met the expectations of investors looking for massive new announcements for the railway sector. However, the continued focus on infrastructure upgrades and the completion of existing projects will still contribute to the growth of the railway system over time. IRFC and other railway stocks might experience some short-term volatility, but investors should maintain a long-term perspective on the potential for growth in the railway sector. As always, it’s essential for investors to conduct thorough research and consult with financial advisors before making any investment decisions. The railway sector remains a crucial part of India’s economy, and while the short-term outlook may be mixed, the long-term potential remains strong. NEWS
  • February 2, 2025

IRFC and Railway Stocks, Indian Railways Budget 2025

The Indian Railway Finance Corporation (IRFC) and other railway stocks faced significant declines after the Indian government announced its 2025-26…
Cyberabad Police Capture Notorious Serial Burglar Battula Prabhakar in High-Stakes Shootout Dramatic Arrest Unfolds at Prism Pub Cyberabad witnessed a gripping showdown as law enforcement officials finally apprehended one of the region’s most elusive criminals—Battula Prabhakar. The notorious serial burglar, who had successfully evaded capture for years, met his match when police closed in on him at Prism Pub. Tracking a Seasoned Criminal: The Hunt for Battula Prabhakar For over two years, Cyberabad police pursued Prabhakar, an expert burglar whose prime targets were engineering colleges. He meticulously planned his heists, knowing these institutions handled large sums of cash for admissions, examinations, and hostel fees. By strategically targeting multiple engineering colleges across Ranga Reddy and Cyberabad, he managed to accumulate a fortune while leaving little trace of his activities. A crucial breakthrough came when investigators found Prabhakar’s fingerprints at a crime scene in Moinabad. This discovery reignited the hunt, prompting law enforcement to monitor surveillance footage from various locations. Despite his habit of wearing masks to conceal his identity, a consistent pattern in his movements gave officers valuable leads. Crucial Tip-Off Leads Police to Prism Pub The chase reached a turning point when authorities received intelligence confirming Prabhakar’s presence at Prism Pub. Known for his extravagant lifestyle, the fugitive frequently visited high-end entertainment venues, unaware that his indulgence would ultimately lead to his downfall. With precise location data in hand, Cyberabad police swiftly deployed a team to apprehend him. Among them was Head Constable Venkataram Reddy, accompanied by two other constables. As they reached the pub, their target remained unaware of the imminent arrest. The Shootout: A Desperate Attempt to Escape Prabhakar, heavily intoxicated, staggered out of the pub only to come face-to-face with law enforcement. Realizing he was cornered, he acted on impulse. Hidden within his jacket were two country-made firearms—his last resort for escaping the clutches of justice. Before officers could secure him, Prabhakar pulled out a weapon and fired, striking Head Constable Venkataram Reddy in the thigh. The bullet pierced through, but despite his injury, the officer remained steadfast. The three constables immediately engaged, tackling the armed criminal to the ground before he could fire another round. A Fugitive No More: The End of Prabhakar’s Criminal Reign This was not the first time Prabhakar had slipped through law enforcement’s grip. In 2022, he staged a daring escape while being transported from Anakapalle Court to Vizag Central Jail. Since then, he had been a ghost, eluding police across Cyberabad and Hyderabad while continuing his criminal activities. However, his luck finally ran out. This high-profile arrest marks the end of his reign of terror, ensuring justice for the numerous institutions and individuals affected by his crimes. Officer Recovering, Criminal in Custody Head Constable Venkataram Reddy, who sustained a gunshot wound during the encounter, is now stable and receiving medical treatment. Meanwhile, Prabhakar remains in police custody, facing multiple charges for burglary, illegal possession of firearms, and attempted murder of a police officer. A Major Win for Cyberabad Law Enforcement This successful operation underscores the relentless efforts of the Cyberabad Police Department. Their unwavering commitment to justice, strategic intelligence gathering, and fearless execution led to the capture of a career criminal who had long evaded arrest. With Prabhakar behind bars, the region’s institutions and residents can breathe a sigh of relief, knowing that a dangerous offender has finally been brought to justice. This case serves as a testament to law enforcement’s dedication and a warning to those who believe they can outmaneuver the long arm of the law. NEWS
  • February 1, 2025

Battula Prabhakar, Cyberabad Police Capture Notorious Serial Burglar in High-Stakes Shootout

Dramatic Arrest Unfolds at Prism Pub Cyberabad witnessed a gripping showdown as law enforcement officials finally apprehended one of the…
Budget 2025: Key Highlights and Major Announcements The much-anticipated Budget 2025 has been revealed, bringing a mix of relief and surprises across various sectors. The government has made several strategic decisions that will impact agriculture, MSMEs, taxation, infrastructure, and more. Let’s delve into the major takeaways from this year’s budget in a simplified manner. 1. Agriculture and Rural Development Boost Agriculture remains a top priority in Budget 2025. Several new schemes and initiatives have been announced to support farmers and improve rural infrastructure. New Schemes for Farmers: The government has introduced various schemes aimed at increasing farmers’ income and ensuring sustainable agricultural practices. Bihar’s Special Focus: The creation of the National Makhana Board and the National Institute of Food Technology Entrepreneurship and Management has been announced, benefiting farmers in Bihar. Irrigation and Canal Projects: The West Kosi Canal Project has received funding to enhance irrigation facilities in Bihar. 2. MSME Support and Economic Growth Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) have been given significant attention in the budget, ensuring ease of credit and business expansion opportunities. Credit Guarantee Scheme: The government has introduced a loan scheme offering up to ₹5 lakh under a credit guarantee program for MSMEs. Boost to Exports: Special allocations have been made to enhance MSME exports through initiatives like Bharat Trade Net, aimed at streamlining trade documentation and boosting global trade competitiveness. 3. Healthcare and Pharma Industry Developments The healthcare sector received a significant push with major tax exemptions and subsidies. 36 Life-Saving Medicines Exempted from Customs Duty: To make essential drugs more affordable, the government has exempted 36 life-saving drugs from customs duty. Reduced Tax on Essential Drugs: Six additional life-saving medicines will now be taxed at a lower 5% concessional rate. 4. Fiscal Deficit and Economic Stability One of the most crucial aspects of any budget is the fiscal deficit, which influences foreign investment and economic stability. Fiscal Deficit Target Lowered: The fiscal deficit for FY 2025 has been reduced to 4.8% from the previously estimated 4.9%. Further Reduction for Next Year: The government aims to bring it down to 4.4% in FY 2026, ensuring better financial discipline and increased investor confidence. 5. Infrastructure and Capital Expenditure (CapEx) The budget outlines significant investments in infrastructure, focusing on roads, bridges, and urban development. 10% Increase in CapEx: The capital expenditure target has been increased by 10% to ₹11.21 lakh crore. Railway Budget Remains Flat: Contrary to expectations, no significant increase was seen in railway infrastructure funding, disappointing stakeholders expecting a 15-20% boost. 6. Defense and National Security Enhancements 9% Increase in Defense Budget: The defense allocation now stands at ₹6.81 lakh crore, marking a 9% rise from the previous year. More Spending on Salaries than Equipment: A major concern is that a significant portion of the budget is allocated to salaries and revenue expenditures rather than new defense equipment and modernization. 7. Insurance Sector and Foreign Investment FDI in Insurance Increased to 100%: The Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) cap in the insurance sector has been raised from 74% to 100%, allowing foreign players full ownership and boosting competition in the industry. 8. Bihar’s Special Allocation and Political Implications Multiple Infrastructure Projects for Bihar: Several projects, including airport expansion, IIT Patna development, and financial support schemes, have been announced, reinforcing the state’s importance in upcoming elections. Limited Benefits for Andhra Pradesh: Unlike Bihar, Andhra Pradesh has received fewer new allocations in this year’s budget. 9. Indirect Tax Reforms and Relief Measures Custom Duty Reforms: The government has made significant changes to the tariff structure, aiming to boost domestic manufacturing and exports. Relief for Key Industries: Sectors like EV batteries, pharmaceuticals, and manufacturing are expected to benefit from these changes. 10. Share Market and Taxation Updates No Change in Stock Market Taxation: There are no changes in STT (Securities Transaction Tax) or capital gains tax, maintaining the current structure for investors. 11. Personal Income Tax Relief – A Big Win for the Middle Class The biggest highlight of Budget 2025 is the increase in the tax-free income slab, bringing major relief to the middle class. Income Up to ₹12 Lakh Now Tax-Free: The tax exemption limit under the new tax regime has been raised from ₹7 lakh to ₹12 lakh. No Changes in Old Tax Regime: The old tax regime remains unchanged, with the government focusing its benefits on the new tax system. Conclusion: A Balanced Budget with Key Takeaways Budget 2025 brings a mix of economic stability, infrastructure growth, and middle-class relief, while also focusing on rural development and MSME growth. However, sectors like railways and defense modernization may feel overlooked. The government's approach toward fiscal discipline and indirect tax reforms is expected to drive economic growth while keeping inflation under control. NEWS
  • February 1, 2025

Budget 2025: Key Highlights and Major Announcements

The much-anticipated Budget 2025 has been revealed, bringing a mix of relief and surprises across various sectors. The government has…
Trump’s Warning: Potential 100% Tariff on BRICS Nations, Including India, and Its Impact on the Stock Market Introduction: Trump’s Tariff Threat and Market Implications The global economic landscape is once again on edge as former U.S. President Donald Trump hints at imposing steep tariffs on key trading partners, including Canada, Mexico, and China. The speculation has intensified as Trump’s recent statements indicate a potential 100% tariff on BRICS nations, including India. If implemented, this move could create ripple effects across global markets, significantly impacting stock markets, inflation, and trade policies. Geopolitical Uncertainty and Economic Repercussions Recent reports suggest that the Biden administration and economic experts are closely monitoring these developments. Trump's rhetoric on tariffs has historically affected market stability, causing investors to react cautiously. Stock Market Volatility: The uncertainty surrounding trade policies could lead to sharp fluctuations in stock markets, particularly in emerging economies like India and China. Impact on Inflation: Higher tariffs could escalate consumer prices, affecting essential commodities like gas, groceries, and automobiles. Effects on the Automobile Industry: Since Canada and Mexico are major suppliers of auto parts to the U.S., any tariff hike could disrupt supply chains, leading to higher vehicle prices and production slowdowns. Trump’s Focus on Tariffs: A Repeated Strategy Trump’s emphasis on tariffs is not new. During his previous tenure, he aggressively imposed trade barriers on China, leading to a prolonged trade war. His latest statements suggest a similar approach, but with an even more extensive range of countries, including BRICS nations. Canada and Mexico: Reports suggest Trump may reintroduce tariffs on these nations, further straining North American trade relations. China: Speculation around a 25% tariff on Chinese goods has already started affecting investor sentiment. BRICS Nations: The biggest shocker, however, is Trump’s potential 100% tariff threat on BRICS nations, including India. This move could severely disrupt trade agreements and economic collaborations. Impact on India: Will It Lead to a Trade Shift? India enjoys a strong trade surplus with the U.S., particularly in the IT, pharmaceuticals, and manufacturing sectors. If Trump implements steep tariffs on Indian exports, the following consequences are expected: IT and Services Industry Hit: The Indian IT sector, which heavily relies on U.S. contracts and outsourcing, may face revenue losses. Export Challenges: Indian manufacturers, particularly in textiles, automobiles, and engineering, could struggle with reduced competitiveness in the U.S. market. GDP Concerns: India’s economic growth could be impacted due to trade restrictions, affecting foreign exchange reserves and employment rates. The BRICS Perspective: Will India Exit BRICS? Trump’s 100% tariff warning is a direct response to BRICS nations exploring de-dollarization strategies. While China and Russia have already reduced their dependency on the U.S. dollar, India’s stance remains strategic. Russia and China’s Position: Russia, already under heavy sanctions, may not be significantly impacted. However, China’s extensive trade relations with the U.S. could see turbulence. India’s Dilemma: If Trump enforces extreme tariffs, some reports suggest India might consider exiting BRICS to maintain favorable U.S. trade relations. Shashi Tharoor’s Statement: Indian politician Shashi Tharoor dismissed Trump’s threats, claiming they are largely speculative and lack immediate feasibility. Upcoming Modi-Trump Meeting: A Crucial Discussion One of the most anticipated diplomatic events is the scheduled meeting between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Donald Trump. Experts predict that the following topics will be discussed: Trade Negotiations: India is expected to seek clarity on Trump’s tariff policies and negotiate exemptions. De-Dollarization Concerns: Trump will likely demand written commitments from BRICS nations, ensuring they will not actively promote de-dollarization. Strategic Partnerships: Modi may emphasize India’s crucial role in global supply chains and technology sectors, positioning India as an indispensable trade ally. Final Thoughts: What Lies Ahead? As geopolitical tensions rise, businesses and investors must prepare for potential tariff hikes, market fluctuations, and shifts in global trade dynamics. While Trump’s threats may not materialize immediately, they signal a changing economic landscape that could redefine international trade relations. With global stock markets, inflation rates, and trade policies at stake, the world watches closely to see whether Trump’s aggressive tariff stance will become a reality. Will India remain in BRICS, or will economic pressure force a policy shift? The coming months will provide crucial insights into the future of U.S.-India trade relations and global economic stability. NEWS
  • February 1, 2025

Trump’s Warning Potential 100 Tariff on BRICS Nations, Including India

Introduction: Trump’s Tariff Threat and Market Implications The global economic landscape is once again on edge as former U.S. President…
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