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Soumya @iampss_soumya ·
Borrowing ₹8+ lakh crore while expanding freebie politics is a dangerous mix. Debt today, burden tomorrow. Public money should build infrastructure, jobs and productivity not short-term giveaways. Fiscal discipline matters. #Freebies #TaxpayerMoney #DebtBurden
Bloomberg Bloomberg @business ·
India will borrow 8.2 trillion rupees ($86.5 billion) in the first half of the financial year beginning April 1, around half of the amount scheduled for the full 12-month period, the government said in a statement Friday. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
India to Borrow 8.2 Trillion Rupees in First-Half of Next Fiscal

India will borrow 8.2 trillion rupees ($86.5 billion) in the first half of the financial year beginning April 1, around half of the amount scheduled for the full 12-month period, the government said...

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హరిప్రసాదరావు
హరిప్రసాదరావు @ravurihp ·
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సరాసరి ఇంటికి ₹500 చొప్పున 9 జిల్లాల్లో 8 లక్షల ఎస్సీ, ఎస్టీల ఇళ్ళకు నెలకు సుమారు 40 కోట్ల రూపాయల #Freebies మొత్తం రాష్ట్రంలో ఉన్న ఎస్సీ, ఎస్టీ ఇళ్ళకు సుమారు ₹💯 కోట్లు ఫ్రీ 🤔 * ఒకరు రోజుకు ₹600 నుంచి వేయి వరకు సంపాదిస్తూ ఒక నెల బిల్లు కట్టలేరా@! @mygovindia #SupremeCourt
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MiddleClass TaxPayer (Systematically Exploited)
MiddleClass TaxPayer (Systematically Exploited) @ApurvVMehta ·
Frequent #policy shifts, #election-driven decisions, rising #freebies, and poor governance concerns are weakening #FII or #FPO confidence in #Bharat #India @BSEIndia & @NSEIndia @SEBI_India
Pankaj Parekh Pankaj Parekh @DhanValue ·
FIIs don’t exit without reason. Capital goes where there is policy stability, visibility of growth, and investor confidence. Frequent policy shifts, election-driven decisions, rising freebies, and governance concerns weaken that confidence. Global investors have options—and they choose markets that value long-term growth over short-term optics.
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