Not in 2026, but in 2028. In order to achieve 5 trillion nominal gdp india should project the growth rate in double digits. That's what my and most of the think tanks opinion..
@@VIRATO_X india will easily add 3 trillions in next 6 years,understand percentage and averages,we are moving at the fast pace thanks to investment boosting and completion of key sector projects.
@@MissionUtopia__ Right, investors love political stability and Adani has different case in whole scenario. So what you think about buying some stake in it before the election?
As per the IMF and World Bank. India's current GDP is 4.112 trillion USD. By the end of this financial year, it would be 4.56 Trillion USD. We can expect India at the 5 trillion dollar mark by Q3-Q4 of the Financial year (2025-2026).
It's a time game ,china GDP = 18.5 trillion dollars, India GDP = ~4 trillion dollars.....so even if China grows by 1% ,it is huge in comparison to 1% by india.....but the thing is India has potential to rise more due to many factors in comparison to China (you can search yourself) so , It's a time game @@HyperDuDe
India can be 5T economy. But it will not happen with just IT service buisness , it requires massive infrastructure projects. Infrastructure changes are required.
Do u even know how we touched 8% annum growth rate this financial year? One of the most important reason was nitin gadkari he spent lakhs of cr in infrastructure development
Move away from services, and get into manufacturing..NOT AT All...we are trying to move away from agricultural and get into manufacturing..services will remain our strength.
@@gabbar51ngh It's actually a need. With a high population, we need the manufacturing sector to boom in India. It will boost the economy, improve living standards, reduce crime, reduce poverty, and make self reliance more possible. say or not. The right work gives man the right purpose to live, khali dimag shaitan ka ghar hota hain... isliye khali samay mein bhi kaam karna chahiye... nahi toh crime kaam nahi hoga.
u must be modi's media propaganda from NORTH , i just like to clear that BJP is trying to kill not just Kerala s other s.indian states growth by allocating most of s.indian states to north indian states and yet north indian states fail to show advancement as much as south clearly modi and his north states BJP cm's r the one siphoning the money EDUCATE URSELF BEFORE COMMENTING ON SOMETHING U DONT KNOW ABOUT
india can easily become 5 trillion dollar economy by 2030 but the main problem is income enquality which is growing day by day and no one is talking about it
@@UATHD from 3.7tr to 7tr in 7 years. Nominal cagr of 9.5% is required without rupee depreciation. With 1% annual rupee depreciation it will be 10.5% cagr. Govt has set the same target. I think it makes absolute sense.
I am very much bullish that India could achieve the target of 5 trillion economy in Modi's third term but the thing is rather that we should focus on that this development comes from different sectors like IT&S, Manufacturing, Heavy Engineering, banking and finance, Agriculture and should focus more on inclusive development such that every person in the society can spend on these product and services unless these ballooned economy figure will be mere a number for me.
They aren't thinking long term enough. With child nutrition being number one in return on investment, India still isn't focusing much on it. Imagine being in the top 10% by making INR 25k/month. India needs to invest in the 90% more. Through nutrition and transport, if India manages to get this 90% in the playing field, there will be no stopping it. Of course there will always be inequality, but that won't be an issue if poverty is abolished. They don't even have to focus on poverty broadly, just nutrition for now will change the whole country.
@keanphenglim5179 stop watching your country's news channels which still uses 1950s stock images of poor India. Slumdog millionaire has ruined the perception of India in foreign. You're a victim of it.
We need some good giant technology conglomerates like Sony Samsung or Apple. With reliance leading as India's biggest conglomerate it is impossible coz they don't invest enough in r&d to boost the talent
Bhai abhi kon se college mein hai?? Jee aspirant the tum mujhe yaad hai 🙂 Mene drop liya tha lekin kuchh nhi hua private ya state government ke college mein jaane ki soch rha hu 🥲
People want suvs But our street roads cant even fit one suzuki As a owner of a EV vehicle My scooter gets repairs often due to bumpy roads with potholes Once india gets good roads Our path to become best in the future becomes smoother.
I guess Shashank is the new face for the Breakdown, please make more case studies, and discuss more about reports and the impact solutions for existence problems
Mark my words it will be 5trillion in 2026 itself. Current GDP is 4.2Trillion at the end of march thats what quarterly growth suggests. 4.2*1.12^1.5=5 12% is current nominal GDP growth(7.5% real GDP growth+ 4.5% inflation) Best case Just in 2025 end India can reach 5trillion worst case q1 of 2026
@@anandsuralkar2947we need to be atleast 7-8 trillion otherwise we will be nothing compared to China usa in the future we will remain a slum dog country everyone still in the west East Asia laughs at us our capita per income is so low
@@androidgamer9290 china is a dictatorship with no freedom of speech do u want to live in a homogeneous dictatorship soceity? if yes india will become 10 trillion by 2030
If states like haryana, bihar, jharkand can manage to grow well for few years the position of the state and the country can get better I am not expert but i feel if these states can grow at rate of 10-12%( not nominal growth) for few years then definitely things can better for these states
Its all about infra, connectivity, and credit access. Because even if people are educated and skiiled, and safer ,they dont have a robust market to enter for job or business. The whole of market is concentrated in certain parts of indian cities.Access to Road, rail, and digital infra is the fundamental thing that the govt needs to take care , rest will follow.
I m from Kota , I would love you people to create a Breakdown on the educational system in India And Of such an educational town where pressure so high that Students keep doing suicides and Teachers keep changing institutes
@@arijit1809 it's not a problem of opposition it's people's mentality... specially garib bhikmanga chutiye log ki mentality...enki do hi philosophy hai, chai ki tapri me bait ke "esse garib ka kiya faida hoga" or 2nd "ao chalo 6-7 bacche paida kare"🤡
With inflation at more than 6 percentage and rupee depreciation it is impossible. It is possible If inflation can brought down to less than 3 percentage
By 2031 FY end and 6 months india will be $10 trillion. $4.2T(FA24 for people who are confusing 3.75T of FA23) 12% growth yoy(7.5% real gdp growth+ 4.5%% inflation) In 7.5 years ie 6 months after 2031 FA end India's GDP will be $4.2T*1.12^7.5 = $10Trillons So India is not targetting 5Trillion in 2030 India is targeting 10T by 2031 which is will reach easy with current growth rate of 7.5% I wouldn't be surprised if India Crosses $5Trillion in next year and half itself if growth rate is 8% with 4.5% inflations same as this year.
1)independent south india 2) pro pak slogans 3) blasts 4) taxes from hindu temples 5) silicon valley to Swat valley 6) water crisis in Bangalore 7) appeasement and caste politics 8) asked students to bring own ans sheet for exams Congress made karnataka atleast 5-10 years behind in just months ----All this after dhongress govt. And credit goes to Karnataka voters running for freebies and karnataka pride leaving their safety, self respect etc. This is congress model. Now its in voters hands
Had people made right choice before, our fate today would have been different today. All 6 decades were spent on Haj Sunlbsidies, Kashmir stone pelter, appeasement, secularism..... They never let the word 'development' come out of their mouths and minds
Great work but I feel there were a ton of things left behind in a try to make the video more appealing to general viewers by focusing on generic stuff. When I heard Varun saying we wanted to try something new in Breakdown, I felt it meant taking a new approach to understanding reports, metrics and industries. Couple of earlier videos were on this path but somehow now it seems to go by the Aevy TV path just some editing trimmed down and a spokeperson in a setup to make it look appealing to the higher intellect audience. Please give us actual breakdowns. This comment is not meant to be against Varun & team, I really admire you guys.
yes no useless criticism no democracy ka rona no talk about more reservation to the ones who play victimhood only problem and solution oriented video waste of time
It saddens me to see that Apple's valuation has reached 2.6 trillion dollars, while India's GDP is only around 3.4 to 3.6 trillion dollars. Considering that the maximum number of people employed by Apple is around one crore, and even that is likely an overestimation, it's alarming to see such a vast difference. India's population stands at 140 crore, with a working population of about 90 crore, which is 90 times more than Apple's workforce. Therefore, intuitively, our GDP should be significantly higher than Apple's, perhaps at least ten times greater. However, we are merely one trillion dollars ahead of a company. The fact that corporations possess more wealth than entire countries is indeed concerning. Reflecting on the past, around 1990, India and China had similar GDPs. Yet, today, China's GDP has soared to 35 trillion dollars. While they have encountered environmental challenges, they have made substantial efforts to mitigate them, evident in their clean cities and conservation initiatives. In comparison, India has not fared as well in various aspects. China ranks first in agriculture, technology, manufacturing, artistic endeavors, and wellness. It's natural to feel envious of such progress, but channeling that envy into constructive improvement without causing harm is essential. Therefore, we must foster a spirit of competitiveness and strive to surpass them in various domains. The goal should be to become the leading nation across multiple facets for an extended period.
@@andystewart2206 I might be mistaken, but ultimately, it boils down to the wealth we generate. It's unsettling to witness a single company like Apple outpacing the earnings of half of India's states. This disparity sheds light on our inefficiencies and highlights the coherence lacking in our decision-making processes. While diversity is essential, our collective efforts seem fragmented, lacking alignment towards a common objective. However, convergence towards a singular goal can also breed complications. My belief lies in individual excellence without impeding others' interests, akin to the harmony within not only a successful company but also a country .Admittedly, there might be flaws in my perspective, but fostering a culture of productivity and collaboration remains paramount for our collective progress.
@@abhigyanpal5044 I might be mistaken, but ultimately, it boils down to the wealth we generate. It's unsettling to witness a single company like Apple outpacing the earnings of half of India's states. This disparity sheds light on our inefficiencies and highlights the coherence lacking in our decision-making processes. While diversity is essential, our collective efforts seem fragmented, lacking alignment towards a common objective. However, convergence towards a singular goal can also breed complications. My belief lies in individual excellence without impeding others' interests, akin to the harmony within not only in a successful company but also a country. Admittedly, there might be flaws in my perspective, but fostering a culture of productivity and collaboration remains paramount for our collective progress.
00:08 India plans to become the third largest economy by 2027. 02:16 India's shift towards becoming a manufacturing-oriented country 04:17 Private investment crucial for India's manufacturing growth 06:18 GST impact on Northeastern states vs Tier one cities 08:16 Skill development and state initiatives are crucial for India's economic growth. 10:12 Reducing India's dependence on oil through ethanol blending and EVs 12:05 India is making significant investments in renewable energy for a sustainable future. 14:00 Shift towards SUVs and green mobility in India 15:54 India's path to a 5 trillion dollar economy through electric vehicles 17:39 Importance of inclusive growth and improving logistics for India's economy 19:21 India's focus on logistics and manufacturing for economic growth 20:59 Engage with Shashan Gupta for further discussion Crafted by Merlin AI.
Develop Alwar and Gwalior as sister cities to Delhi. Nagpur as sister city to Mumbai, Jarsuguda as sister city to Bhubaneswar, Raipur as sports capital of Bharat.
India is showing 7.5-8% real GDP growth with 4-4.5% inflations ie. 12% growth with inflation with that rate India will be 5 trillion dollar just in 1 and half year 4.2(current FA end) *1.12^1.5 =5 And $8.5Trillions in 2030 FA end
I am not happy with 3rd largest economy!! So there is no point to scream that "can India became a third largest economy?" instead say "can India overtake USA or China? " This should be our goal. And yes India will became a third largest economy by 2026, so there is nothing to be surprise about.
Great news would be : “ India eradicated poverty “. Or “ India lifts half its population from poverty”. Or “ India eradicated homelessness “. Or “ Delhi’s shantytowns eradicated “.
Yes, but its part of society and I dont think that will happen in any country, infact even USA who we consider #1 has massive poverty, robberies, homeless people and more. So that will sadly be the last thing to be solved imo
Apart from all other common hurdles, civic sense has become a major problem. Due to which it has become difficult to keep public places clean and safe. People throwing stones at trains, splitting gutka at public places, vandalising public assest on the name protest disregarding the fact that they themselves contribute either direct or indirectly. We need to implement stricter laws to charge offenders and encourage people to take responsibility for maintaining public spaces, thereby reducing maintenance costs.
That's too late. By foreign reports, India can become 7 trillion by 2031. However, for that, strong and consistent growth rate is necessary. I believe we would be near 6 trillion by 2030. As India is almost 4 trillion right now. And it's just 2024 starting yet.
Don't get away from agriculture its the heart of India i think we need to seriously upgrade ojr agricultural practises and provide better life for farmers because if they don't exist India would not be india.
Everyone This election is not about Modi becoming PM with absolute majority, but for constitutional amendments which require 2/3rd majority (minimum 362 seats for BJP on its own without depending on allies that's why BJP begging for 370 seats). Pls it's our duty as a responsible voter and citizens to achieve this goal and help make India to bharat. Pls everyone don't be overconfident. go to vote urging others also to vote and ensuring sickulars to give a chance this time for BJP. Happy voting 💐
It's inevitable that India become the third largest economy....u just have to reach 5 trillions...it really doesn't matter who is the PM .....the fundamentals or the foundation of the Indian economy was laid in 1991 ...so as long as the PM doesn't shake things up by stupid decisions like demonitization....it's almost inevitable that India becomes the 3rd largest economy
Fundamentals wer laid but still the ease of buisness needed got more efficient with single digital window in market. Startups are getting funded... and demonitisation cracked down alot of illegitimate currency in country which were black money of which no records were present. It was almost a parallel economy and people now keep more money in account rather than home... so yeah demonitisation had good things too
Without theatres no film is made profit other than from agri income Like that company it produce foe who with out any people and place for car and bikes in road wise
We still dont have garbage free cities and towns..ko roads, pavements,cycle lanes, bylanes...prefer we af least become like Vietnam or Thailand in standard of living instead of continue to look like a dirt poor country .
Yup but tbh how will govt do I mean govt has released swachh Bharat abhiyan to provide toilets to each citizen even in villages but even the state govt should also be interested in making policies that help their state to be clean I feel we should introduce community service that is each citizen should do clean their surrounding areas and maintain the cleanliness.
GDP is a misleading number. The real measure of a economy's performance is GDP per capita. GDP is simply a valuation of an economy's total goods and services. It doesn't account for a country's population, income inequality or standard of living. India has a nominal GDP is $3.7 Trillion vs UK's $3.3 Trillion. India's GDP(PPP) is $14.3 trillion s Japan's $6.7 trillion. And yet both Japan and UK have a higher quality of life, HDI, income distrubution, stronger manufacturing, highly skilled workforce and productivity compared to India. To incrase per capita GDP, India needs to improve its education, infrastructure, power generation, governance and policing.
😂😂😂 foolish comment gdp per capita is not a correct tool to compare two nations economy Real GDP ( Nominal GDP adjusted to inflation ) and GDP ( PPP ) are used .
@@MissionUtopia__ You're the fool who doesn't understand basic economics. India's nominal GDP of $3.7 trillion is slightly higher than UK's $3.3 trillion. And yet UK is a much more developed country with a high skill economy and productivity. Going by GDP (PPP), India's $14.2 trillion vs Japan's $6.7 trillion. Japan is still a more developed country with strong manufacturing. GDP by itself is meaningless. It only values goods & services as a whole but doesn't account for population. What that means is that you can have a high GDP, but with a high population that wealth distribution is small. Understood? Idiot.
Manufacturing is a tough bussiness, low value. Services are our strength, invest more on education & nutrition. Do basics right, results are inevitable.
I kind a laughed so hard. When he said lot of companies are investing in AP ap is in the verge of becoming version 2 of Bihar. With free bie schemes and no new investment for past 5 years.
What! U r living in 2018!! We will become a $5T economy by 2026 end for sure. GDP- mar 2023- 3.76t Mar - 2024- 4.1t* Mar - 2025- 4.4t* Mar - 2026- 4.72t* Mar - 2027- 5.1t* By 2060 we will reach $ 6.5T* mark... Almost double from last year.... * means estimate GDP
India will easily touch the $5 trillion GDP(Nominal) mark by 2026 or as late as Q1 of 2027.
Abhi election ke baad hi dekhna stocks ki price kessi badhne lagengi 📈
Right election will boom stocks for sure
Not in 2026, but in 2028. In order to achieve 5 trillion nominal gdp india should project the growth rate in double digits. That's what my and most of the think tanks opinion..
@@VIRATO_X india will easily add 3 trillions in next 6 years,understand percentage and averages,we are moving at the fast pace thanks to investment boosting and completion of key sector projects.
@@MissionUtopia__ Right, investors love political stability and Adani has different case in whole scenario. So what you think about buying some stake in it before the election?
As per the IMF and World Bank. India's current GDP is 4.112 trillion USD. By the end of this financial year, it would be 4.56 Trillion USD. We can expect India at the 5 trillion dollar mark by Q3-Q4 of the Financial year (2025-2026).
Bro i want to know that will india overpass china gdp?
You're right 👍🏼.
nope not now maybe 20 years don the line@@HyperDuDe
It's a time game ,china GDP = 18.5 trillion dollars, India GDP = ~4 trillion dollars.....so even if China grows by 1% ,it is huge in comparison to 1% by india.....but the thing is India has potential to rise more due to many factors in comparison to China (you can search yourself) so , It's a time game @@HyperDuDe
@@HyperDuDe only if India continues to grow at this pace and china continues to face an economic slowdown.
Most probably in next 50 years
Breakdown and thinkschool are the best business channels , there analysis is more than what is taught in Big b schools
Backstage with millionaire?
@@Harmanjit01yeah i know them. They also make really good content
India can be 5T economy. But it will not happen with just IT service buisness , it requires massive infrastructure projects. Infrastructure changes are required.
and that's exactly what modiji is doing ❤
INDIAN GOVT EXECUTING THOUSANDS OF INFRA PROJECTS.
and thats exaclty what going on
Do u even know how we touched 8% annum growth rate this financial year? One of the most important reason was nitin gadkari he spent lakhs of cr in infrastructure development
@@jadephoenix222He does what an average PM does. Learn politics with open mind without hyping
Move away from services, and get into manufacturing..NOT AT All...we are trying to move away from agricultural and get into manufacturing..services will remain our strength.
US is almost 30T with only services all those people who are thinking services wont make us rich are delusional us is totally service based economy
Exactly
Manufacturing is simply not feasible. Neither we have culture for it.
@@gabbar51ngh It's actually a need. With a high population, we need the manufacturing sector to boom in India. It will boost the economy, improve living standards, reduce crime, reduce poverty, and make self reliance more possible.
say or not.
The right work gives man the right purpose to live,
khali dimag shaitan ka ghar hota hain... isliye khali samay mein bhi kaam karna chahiye...
nahi toh crime kaam nahi hoga.
@@gabbar51nghwe are not developed yet..so manufacturing is still feasible for us
Kerala CM is doing his best to siphon out the state funds into his daughter's bank account 😂😂
u must be modi's media propaganda from NORTH , i just like to clear that BJP is trying to kill not just Kerala s other s.indian states growth by allocating most of s.indian states to north indian states and yet north indian states fail to show advancement as much as south clearly modi and his north states BJP cm's r the one siphoning the money EDUCATE URSELF BEFORE COMMENTING ON SOMETHING U DONT KNOW ABOUT
😅😅😅😅😅😅
Fake info
@@NerdCentral_ Your life
before 2017 in UP people vote for cast, and here is now that state in 2024 planning to reach 1 trillion economy by 2030 what a mind change of people
Desh jaye par cast nhi jana chaiye
@@darkblade6460 bro did u even read my comment?
5 Trillion GDP by 2030 is an understatement
We can very well achieve it by 2026
Yes , ye sub kuch v bol dete dekh ker .😊
India mange manufacturing🛠️
Mangta hai Bharat 🛠️🛠️
Amazing Job, This Channel is so Underrated!
India small company support, Research & Development support,it support, industry, factory, education,health🎉
india can easily become 5 trillion dollar economy by 2030 but the main problem is income enquality which is growing day by day and no one is talking about it
7 trillion by 2030 is the most likely scenario. 5 trillion would be a disappointment at 2030
@@prajwal9544 bhai kya baate kar rahe ho. 3.5 trillion se 7 trillion is 12% CAGR.
It is fine as long as more and more people are moving out of poverty and more and more people are moving to the middle class and beyond
10 trillion is possible by 2030.
5 trillion in months.
We are already at 4.8 trillion in March 2024.
@@UATHD from 3.7tr to 7tr in 7 years. Nominal cagr of 9.5% is required without rupee depreciation. With 1% annual rupee depreciation it will be 10.5% cagr. Govt has set the same target. I think it makes absolute sense.
This report had so much more, I wished the breakdown episode would be bigger
I am very much bullish that India could achieve the target of 5 trillion economy in Modi's third term but the thing is rather that we should focus on that this development comes from different sectors like IT&S, Manufacturing, Heavy Engineering, banking and finance, Agriculture and should focus more on inclusive development such that every person in the society can spend on these product and services unless these ballooned economy figure will be mere a number for me.
They aren't thinking long term enough. With child nutrition being number one in return on investment, India still isn't focusing much on it. Imagine being in the top 10% by making INR 25k/month. India needs to invest in the 90% more. Through nutrition and transport, if India manages to get this 90% in the playing field, there will be no stopping it. Of course there will always be inequality, but that won't be an issue if poverty is abolished. They don't even have to focus on poverty broadly, just nutrition for now will change the whole country.
I hope we all start manufacturing
@keanphenglim5179 stop watching your country's news channels which still uses 1950s stock images of poor India.
Slumdog millionaire has ruined the perception of India in foreign. You're a victim of it.
@keanphenglim5179 cope and cry 😭😂 jealousy at it's peak burnol stoks are rising
@keanphenglim5179Covid virus Chinese Cocktail product,, that was before 2015
We need some good giant technology conglomerates like Sony Samsung or Apple. With reliance leading as India's biggest conglomerate it is impossible coz they don't invest enough in r&d to boost the talent
You can't do that because we don't have the infrastructure. China spent a lot on infra now they're getting the fruits
great seeing Shashank on breakdown
Bhai abhi kon se college mein hai?? Jee aspirant the tum mujhe yaad hai 🙂 Mene drop liya tha lekin kuchh nhi hua private ya state government ke college mein jaane ki soch rha hu 🥲
People want suvs
But our street roads cant even fit one suzuki
As a owner of a EV vehicle
My scooter gets repairs often due to bumpy roads with potholes
Once india gets good roads
Our path to become best in the future becomes smoother.
Street roads are being expanded, when I went to Bangalore I saw 4 lane roads with separate areas for parking
I guess Shashank is the new face for the Breakdown, please make more case studies, and discuss more about reports and the impact solutions for existence problems
Assuming nothing bad happens Mark my words india will become a 5 trillion dollar economy by mid 2028.
That would be Amazing if it does
Mark my words it will be 5trillion in 2026 itself.
Current GDP is 4.2Trillion at the end of march thats what quarterly growth suggests.
4.2*1.12^1.5=5
12% is current nominal GDP growth(7.5% real GDP growth+ 4.5% inflation)
Best case Just in 2025 end India can reach 5trillion worst case q1 of 2026
@@anandsuralkar2947kya aukat 5 trillion ki waha china 22 trillion hojyga tbtk aise mrke kaam hua toh isse gareeb desh dunia m koi ni hoga
@@anandsuralkar2947we need to be atleast 7-8 trillion otherwise we will be nothing compared to China usa in the future we will remain a slum dog country everyone still in the west East Asia laughs at us our capita per income is so low
@@androidgamer9290 china is a dictatorship with no freedom of speech
do u want to live in a homogeneous dictatorship soceity?
if yes india will become 10 trillion by 2030
If states like haryana, bihar, jharkand can manage to grow well for few years the position of the state and the country can get better I am not expert but i feel if these states can grow at rate of 10-12%( not nominal growth) for few years then definitely things can better for these states
You're channel very very informative
Thanks Pramod
Its all about infra, connectivity, and credit access. Because even if people are educated and skiiled, and safer ,they dont have a robust market to enter for job or business. The whole of market is concentrated in certain parts of indian cities.Access to Road, rail, and digital infra is the fundamental thing that the govt needs to take care , rest will follow.
Every district headquarters should have outer ring road, university, solar park, and 1000 acres fresh water lake for drinking water.
Dude this in India not Singapore. Most people here votes for religion and caste not for policies and development
I m from Kota , I would love you people to create a Breakdown on the educational system in India And Of such an educational town where pressure so high that Students keep doing suicides and Teachers keep changing institutes
You just got a subscriber. Keep it up
some random garib bhikmanga castiest be like:-" Road banane se garib ka kiya faida"
😂
I know that Joker you are talking about. 😀
Unfortunately that's true, our leader of opposition is busy promising more freebies and more caste reservation 😭
@@arijit1809 it's not a problem of opposition it's people's mentality... specially garib bhikmanga chutiye log ki mentality...enki do hi philosophy hai, chai ki tapri me bait ke "esse garib ka kiya faida hoga" or 2nd "ao chalo 6-7 bacche paida kare"🤡
@@arijit1809With the main party playing the with religious emotions and minority hatred the opposition has no other option left
please do a breakdown of Uttar Pradesh growth
Loved it, wanted it to be much longer❤
Question is whether India can become a 7 tn economy by 2030 or not .
It will definitely surpass 7Trillion.
Question is whether India can reach $10Trillion by the end of 2031
@@anandsuralkar2947ghnta jaise inko soch h 5 trillion hi hoga or hmara desh bhikhari hi rhega
With inflation at more than 6 percentage and rupee depreciation it is impossible. It is possible If inflation can brought down to less than 3 percentage
It's good to follow on china's growing mindset i.e. value disruption. We should also focus on technology disruption like Germany and US.
Make a video on farm bills economic analysis too
Most valuable informatiom thank you
By 2031 FY end and 6 months india will be $10 trillion.
$4.2T(FA24 for people who are confusing 3.75T of FA23)
12% growth yoy(7.5% real gdp growth+ 4.5%% inflation)
In 7.5 years ie 6 months after 2031 FA end India's GDP will be
$4.2T*1.12^7.5 = $10Trillons
So India is not targetting 5Trillion in 2030 India is targeting 10T by 2031 which is will reach easy with current growth rate of 7.5%
I wouldn't be surprised if India Crosses $5Trillion in next year and half itself if growth rate is 8% with 4.5% inflations same as this year.
are konsi dunia m ho tum hum abhi 4 trillion bhi ni Hui highest 7 trillion hoga 2030 tk
Tamil Nadu Government under Stalin ji Leadership, is aggressively working on to reach 1 Trillion US$ Economy from Tamil Nadu by 2030 !!!!!!!!
really a great video !
Skill development is very important and we all know this then why is there no heavy investment in the education sector ?
Our investment in education is much less than China
True, agreed to this, the budgets are small and insight into use of funds should be better at regional tier 2 and tier 3 bharat
Instead of giving freebies..we should use that money on skill training
Education spending as a whole has been going up in the last few years.
1)independent south india
2) pro pak slogans
3) blasts
4) taxes from hindu temples
5) silicon valley to Swat valley
6) water crisis in Bangalore
7) appeasement and caste politics
8) asked students to bring own ans sheet for exams
Congress made karnataka atleast 5-10 years behind in just months
----All this after dhongress govt. And credit goes to Karnataka voters running for freebies and karnataka pride leaving their safety, self respect etc. This is congress model. Now its in voters hands
Huh the main party playing with religion and minority hatred the opposition has no other options left.
BJP ruined the social fabric of the society.
PROGRESSING AND BEING REALISTIC
NO PRESSURE ON INDIANS
Had people made right choice before, our fate today would have been different today.
All 6 decades were spent on Haj Sunlbsidies, Kashmir stone pelter, appeasement, secularism..... They never let the word 'development' come out of their mouths and minds
Amazing content. Subscribed
India is adding 400 billion dollars every year to its economy. So 5 trillion dollars by 2027 is achievable. And around 7 trillion by 2030.
very well made video.
Great work but I feel there were a ton of things left behind in a try to make the video more appealing to general viewers by focusing on generic stuff. When I heard Varun saying we wanted to try something new in Breakdown, I felt it meant taking a new approach to understanding reports, metrics and industries. Couple of earlier videos were on this path but somehow now it seems to go by the Aevy TV path just some editing trimmed down and a spokeperson in a setup to make it look appealing to the higher intellect audience. Please give us actual breakdowns.
This comment is not meant to be against Varun & team, I really admire you guys.
Such a generalised video. Waste of time
Can u elaborate
yes
no useless criticism
no democracy ka rona
no talk about more reservation to the ones who play victimhood
only problem and solution oriented video
waste of time
@@sacmarv8997 he gave 2-3 points hardly. Which were already known to me
Great stuff
It saddens me to see that Apple's valuation has reached 2.6 trillion dollars, while India's GDP is only around 3.4 to 3.6 trillion dollars. Considering that the maximum number of people employed by Apple is around one crore, and even that is likely an overestimation, it's alarming to see such a vast difference. India's population stands at 140 crore, with a working population of about 90 crore, which is 90 times more than Apple's workforce. Therefore, intuitively, our GDP should be significantly higher than Apple's, perhaps at least ten times greater. However, we are merely one trillion dollars ahead of a company.
The fact that corporations possess more wealth than entire countries is indeed concerning. Reflecting on the past, around 1990, India and China had similar GDPs. Yet, today, China's GDP has soared to 35 trillion dollars. While they have encountered environmental challenges, they have made substantial efforts to mitigate them, evident in their clean cities and conservation initiatives. In comparison, India has not fared as well in various aspects. China ranks first in agriculture, technology, manufacturing, artistic endeavors, and wellness. It's natural to feel envious of such progress, but channeling that envy into constructive improvement without causing harm is essential.
Therefore, we must foster a spirit of competitiveness and strive to surpass them in various domains. The goal should be to become the leading nation across multiple facets for an extended period.
Koi BKL hi hoga jo valuation ko GDP se compare karega
Bro?? Seriously who tf compares a company's valuation to a country's GDP?
WTF compares the employee number of a company to a country population
@@andystewart2206 I might be mistaken, but ultimately, it boils down to the wealth we generate. It's unsettling to witness a single company like Apple outpacing the earnings of half of India's states. This disparity sheds light on our inefficiencies and highlights the coherence lacking in our decision-making processes. While diversity is essential, our collective efforts seem fragmented, lacking alignment towards a common objective. However, convergence towards a singular goal can also breed complications. My belief lies in individual excellence without impeding others' interests, akin to the harmony within not only a successful company but also a country .Admittedly, there might be flaws in my perspective, but fostering a culture of productivity and collaboration remains paramount for our collective progress.
@@abhigyanpal5044 I might be mistaken, but ultimately, it boils down to the wealth we generate. It's unsettling to witness a single company like Apple outpacing the earnings of half of India's states. This disparity sheds light on our inefficiencies and highlights the coherence lacking in our decision-making processes. While diversity is essential, our collective efforts seem fragmented, lacking alignment towards a common objective. However, convergence towards a singular goal can also breed complications. My belief lies in individual excellence without impeding others' interests, akin to the harmony within not only in a successful company but also a country. Admittedly, there might be flaws in my perspective, but fostering a culture of productivity and collaboration remains paramount for our collective progress.
00:08 India plans to become the third largest economy by 2027.
02:16 India's shift towards becoming a manufacturing-oriented country
04:17 Private investment crucial for India's manufacturing growth
06:18 GST impact on Northeastern states vs Tier one cities
08:16 Skill development and state initiatives are crucial for India's economic growth.
10:12 Reducing India's dependence on oil through ethanol blending and EVs
12:05 India is making significant investments in renewable energy for a sustainable future.
14:00 Shift towards SUVs and green mobility in India
15:54 India's path to a 5 trillion dollar economy through electric vehicles
17:39 Importance of inclusive growth and improving logistics for India's economy
19:21 India's focus on logistics and manufacturing for economic growth
20:59 Engage with Shashan Gupta for further discussion
Crafted by Merlin AI.
Please add your own touch into this... it sounds very similar to think school... way to go ahead ❤
Agricultural reforms are at most necessary.
Develop Alwar and Gwalior as sister cities to Delhi.
Nagpur as sister city to Mumbai, Jarsuguda as sister city to Bhubaneswar,
Raipur as sports capital of Bharat.
India should focus on per capita income; not on GDP
When I look at the doings of the current Government I only see India going backwards in time instead of going forward
seems like its your condition
India is showing 7.5-8% real GDP growth with 4-4.5% inflations ie. 12% growth with inflation with that rate India will be 5 trillion dollar just in 1 and half year 4.2(current FA end) *1.12^1.5 =5
And $8.5Trillions in 2030 FA end
PM Modi ji has NOT done anything great for Indian Manufacturing Industry !!!!!!
He is only a Talk Talk Talk Man !!!!!
I am not happy with 3rd largest economy!! So there is no point to scream that "can India became a third largest economy?" instead say "can India overtake USA or China? "
This should be our goal.
And yes India will became a third largest economy by 2026, so there is nothing to be surprise about.
Great news would be : “ India eradicated poverty “. Or “ India lifts half its population from poverty”. Or “ India eradicated homelessness “. Or “ Delhi’s shantytowns eradicated “.
Yes, but its part of society and I dont think that will happen in any country, infact even USA who we consider #1 has massive poverty, robberies, homeless people and more. So that will sadly be the last thing to be solved imo
@@ShashankUdupa1 China lifted six hundred million from poverty in forty years. It’s doable.
4 crore houses built by the govt in 10 years. That means housing for about 20 crore people. It is a good performance.
@@surrocclusion442 That’s a GREAT news for the Indian people. That’s what really counts. Cheers!
If 50% of our gdp comes from services then with the rise of AI would that be a challenge for us to become a 5T economy..?
Create 3- 4 regional economic hubs with in the states to create employment opportunities and reduce population migration to state capitals.
In 2014, if anyone said India would be 5th economy in less than 10 yes....People would have laughed.
Apart from all other common hurdles, civic sense has become a major problem. Due to which it has become difficult to keep public places clean and safe. People throwing stones at trains, splitting gutka at public places, vandalising public assest on the name protest disregarding the fact that they themselves contribute either direct or indirectly.
We need to implement stricter laws to charge offenders and encourage people to take responsibility for maintaining public spaces, thereby reducing maintenance costs.
Great content
📌Not manufacturing blaa blaa. A huge fcking Investment in the Educational sector will help the country move forward or we will fail as a nation
We are aiming to become a 10 trillion dollar economy by 2030
That's too late. By foreign reports, India can become 7 trillion by 2031. However, for that, strong and consistent growth rate is necessary. I believe we would be near 6 trillion by 2030. As India is almost 4 trillion right now. And it's just 2024 starting yet.
5T is a very low goal given current growth of 7-8% 5T will be achieved in 2026-2027. By 2030 we will be about 7T and by 2035 10T
India will become 10 trillion dollor economy if adani is decleared father of india...He is a true national hero
India's GDP should be higher. There is lots products are sold under table deals.
Don't get away from agriculture its the heart of India i think we need to seriously upgrade ojr agricultural practises and provide better life for farmers because if they don't exist India would not be india.
India needs hundreds of new entrepreneurs but giant MNCs do not let them enter.
Reliance is the worst. They will either acquire or copy the startups and kill the competition
With the current growth rate, India will be $5T economy before 2027
Everyone
This election is not about Modi becoming PM with absolute majority, but for constitutional amendments which require 2/3rd majority (minimum 362 seats for BJP on its own without depending on allies that's why BJP begging for 370 seats).
Pls it's our duty as a responsible voter and citizens to achieve this goal and help make India to bharat. Pls everyone don't be overconfident. go to vote urging others also to vote and ensuring sickulars to give a chance this time for BJP.
Happy voting 💐
Thanks for providing very precious knowledge with us🙏
wow varun you look really different
It's inevitable that India become the third largest economy....u just have to reach 5 trillions...it really doesn't matter who is the PM .....the fundamentals or the foundation of the Indian economy was laid in 1991 ...so as long as the PM doesn't shake things up by stupid decisions like demonitization....it's almost inevitable that India becomes the 3rd largest economy
Fundamentals wer laid but still the ease of buisness needed got more efficient with single digital window in market. Startups are getting funded... and demonitisation cracked down alot of illegitimate currency in country which were black money of which no records were present. It was almost a parallel economy and people now keep more money in account rather than home... so yeah demonitisation had good things too
Trust me india has potential to make 50 trillion dollars economy if it get better leader
With more than 6 percentage inflation and rupee depreciation.
Omg how delusional are you Pandu.
Read some basic economics dear
Without theatres no film is made profit other than from agri income
Like that company it produce foe who with out any people and place for car and bikes in road wise
The thumbnail 😂😂😂 but it's awesome!
Decongest Hyderabad, Chennai, Banglore and Mumbai by shifting administrative establishment, Judiciary and cinema Industry to smaller cities.
We still dont have garbage free cities and towns..ko roads, pavements,cycle lanes, bylanes...prefer we af least become like Vietnam or Thailand in standard of living instead of continue to look like a dirt poor country .
Yup but tbh how will govt do I mean govt has released swachh Bharat abhiyan to provide toilets to each citizen even in villages but even the state govt should also be interested in making policies that help their state to be clean I feel we should introduce community service that is each citizen should do clean their surrounding areas and maintain the cleanliness.
Qonztek will do it's part, if India is willing to do it's part.
GDP is a misleading number. The real measure of a economy's performance is GDP per capita. GDP is simply a valuation of an economy's total goods and services. It doesn't account for a country's population, income inequality or standard of living. India has a nominal GDP is $3.7 Trillion vs UK's $3.3 Trillion. India's GDP(PPP) is $14.3 trillion s Japan's $6.7 trillion. And yet both Japan and UK have a higher quality of life, HDI, income distrubution, stronger manufacturing, highly skilled workforce and productivity compared to India. To incrase per capita GDP, India needs to improve its education, infrastructure, power generation, governance and policing.
😂😂😂 foolish comment gdp per capita is not a correct tool to compare two nations economy
Real GDP ( Nominal GDP adjusted to inflation ) and GDP ( PPP ) are used .
@@MissionUtopia__ You're the fool who doesn't understand basic economics. India's nominal GDP of $3.7 trillion is slightly higher than UK's $3.3 trillion. And yet UK is a much more developed country with a high skill economy and productivity. Going by GDP (PPP), India's $14.2 trillion vs Japan's $6.7 trillion. Japan is still a more developed country with strong manufacturing. GDP by itself is meaningless. It only values goods & services as a whole but doesn't account for population. What that means is that you can have a high GDP, but with a high population that wealth distribution is small. Understood? Idiot.
GDP per capita is the most accurate number to measure development of a economy@@MissionUtopia__
Wow you are so stupid😂😂😂
I think you need to start studying some economic
Bro, india will become 3rd largest economy before 2027... Mark my words..
I appreciate him talking but Varun Maya sir is not replaceable
Intro gave you hopes, full video gave no value!!
No analysis here! Felt like video form of ppt presentation
Manufacturing is a tough bussiness, low value. Services are our strength, invest more on education & nutrition. Do basics right, results are inevitable.
Banglore is in waters crisis need to think about it seriously
By 2030?india is already 4.1 trillion dollars economy,by 2027 india will easily become 5 trillion economy.
I kind a laughed so hard. When he said lot of companies are investing in AP
ap is in the verge of becoming version 2 of Bihar. With free bie schemes and no new investment for past 5 years.
India with 8 percent growth rate will be 7T usd economy
Lacks depth and research on how economies of countries work
3rd largest to bahut easily ho jayega , the real question is 2nd kab hoga.
India will be $7 Trillion economy in 2030-31
Is trillion dollar economy
For who when price rise what does it do good to others a person needs 30000 per car to maintain it monthly
What! U r living in 2018!!
We will become a $5T economy by 2026 end for sure.
GDP- mar 2023- 3.76t
Mar - 2024- 4.1t*
Mar - 2025- 4.4t*
Mar - 2026- 4.72t*
Mar - 2027- 5.1t*
By 2060 we will reach $ 6.5T* mark... Almost double from last year....
* means estimate GDP
R u being sarcastic??
Ai will help India develop
Bro, It's not Andhra. It's Telangana attracting the investments. Get your facts right 😂😂
Where is development in name of 3 global economy
This is boring bro, very less insights. We know this stuff already
Wt abt Telangana???