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Fundamentals Of Indian Economy - NO LONGER STRONG

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A fish out of water would be more at ease than Nirmala Sitharaman in the Finance ministry of India. 
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 POLITICS : PM Modi Is Loosing The Midas Touch

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India still lives in villages and small towns. India is an overwhelmingly agrarian society. The elections held in the states are of rural background and rural India from this belt has categorically rejected the grand flourishes of PM Modi.
BJP and RSS frontline members now are ill at ease to come to term with this loss. They admit that what contributed to this humiliating defeat was the tall and empty promises of PM Modi and his small coterie.

Read - A Sharp Lesson on Political Anachronism>>> 

 POLITICS : Promises- Some Broken, Some Forgotten

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If PM Modi led Indian government has one fault more than the other, it is its penchant for rhetoric harangue against truth, accompanied by vociferous and unprecedented twisting of facts.
After coming to power, BJP had it's priority sorted. They realized early on that it is not the small investors and traders and farmers who will help them win elections, but, financial might that will help them hijack the mind space of the electorate. Massive marketing and ubiquitous advertising blitz would ensure that the core voter base need not seek alternative narrative, however truthful, but have enough information to believe on.

Read - "Opposing FDI till the last breath" to 100% Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)>>> 

 AGRICULTURE : The Dangerous Agricultural Games Being Played On Indian Farmland

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The Green revolution of the 1960s necessitated heavy imports of seeds, toxic fertilizers that addicted the soil and ineffective pesticides that altered the natural habitat but were ineffective on rodents and other insects that quickly developed immunity and ravaged the costly crops.
While India can be a major player in providing world with organic food, the politicians are selling farmland to the builder mafia, and addicting the rich Indian soil with toxic and poisonous fertilizers, generally western patented or imported! Corruption and Lack of vision is pushing India over the edge from where recovery might not be possible

Read - The Great Agricultural Game - A Treacherous Web – Woven Wide And Deep>>> 

 SOCIETY   Rajiv Dixit - Trailblazer or a Con Artist?

That Man Was Rajiv Dixit

An engineer, a scientist, a doctor or a social reformer, a nationalist or a performer, a brilliant mind, a Yogi, or a con artist? Rajiv Dixit's following grows unabated: A giant killer who singlehandedly took on powerful multinationals.
He tore into the designs of multinationals, their products, western medical sciences, technological advancements. He met with a mysterious and a sudden death. Many are the suspects. There are also efforts to discredit him

Read - The Crimes Of Rajiv Dixit>>> 

 ECONOMY:  The Ghost Who Haunts

IMF says 'Increased cybersecurity risks pose challenges for financial institutions, financial infrastructure, and supervisors.' Photo: Reuters/Kim Kyung-Hoon

The phantom of facts and unembellished figures has an exasperating and a frightening habit of haunting all- leader and followers, elite and the masses. Powerful and unshackled, reputation is mere grain to an unrelenting scythe
The soaring food prices, plunging job market, saturated economic growth opportunities, and a sluggish agricultural growth has created an explosive situation where people stand on the edge of economic doom

Read - Every month 1 million employable Indians join the job market>>> 

 HEALTH:  Burn Fat through Fasting

IMF says 'Increased cybersecurity risks pose challenges for financial institutions, financial infrastructure, and supervisors.' Photo: Reuters/Kim Kyung-Hoon

Our bodies are designed so that they continually aim to strike a balance between two opposite states namely- eating and fasting.
On the other hand, when we are fasting, the level of insulin is low but the levels of the growth hormone and glucagon are elevated. The hormone Glucagon signals the liver to release glucose into the blood. It encourages the use of stored fat for energy in order to preserve the limited supply of glucose when we are fasting.


 ECONOMY : Indian Economy braces for turbulent times

IMF says 'Increased cybersecurity risks pose challenges for financial institutions, financial infrastructure, and supervisors.' Photo: Reuters/Kim Kyung-Hoon

While the plate of misery for the people is undoubtedly piled high, for PM Modi the bite of the bitter reality sandwich is tasting unpalatable.
With no ready access to cash due to Demonetization, the poor are now forced to borrow money from the local moneylenders. If people thought that rising food costs, poor living conditions, and swamped economy was unbearably bad, PM Modi managed to even out-do himself and made it frighteningly horrible


 ECONOMY The Mood Of The Indian Poor Remains Dark

IMF says 'Increased cybersecurity risks pose challenges for financial institutions, financial infrastructure, and supervisors.' Photo: Reuters/Kim Kyung-Hoon

With 2019 General elections breathing down its neck, surging global oil prices and hardly any time to introduce major reforms that would actually make lives simpler and food and housing affordable is now not even a mere flip of a coin. The monetary policy framework, another of key parameterssuffers from haphazard policy implementation, driven by political exigencies rather than a meticulously planned fiscal restructuring.The Aadhaar biometric accounts linkage, perfect on the drawing board, suffer from appalling security breach


IMF: crypto risky but rising world debt riskier

IMF says 'Increased cybersecurity risks pose challenges for financial institutions, financial infrastructure, and supervisors.' Photo: Reuters/Kim Kyung-Hoon

In coming days many more skeleton might tumble out, however, who tipped the Nirav Modi and exactly when did Punjab national Bank find out about the fraud is of more importance. Raids are going on across the country, but past records indicates that once the news cycle dies down, the perpetrators would be shuffled and added to the deck alongside Vijay Mallaya, a Ex-BJP Rajya Sabha MP, Lalit Modi and the like. The Punjab National Bank scam is nearly the same as the banks income, $1.7 billion USD. Mind numbing but, there is more bad news, according to RTI released to a Reuters reporter,

Reserve Bank Of India, in the past five financial years ending March 2017, other banks too have reported loan frauds that totals to a staggering amount worth USD $10 billion

Modi government has planned to inject $32 billion over the course of two years. What prompted that move?

Crony Capitalists Run Riot- Threaten Indian Financial Institutions

IMF says 'Increased cybersecurity risks pose challenges for financial institutions, financial infrastructure, and supervisors.' Photo: Reuters/Kim Kyung-Hoon

In coming days many more skeleton might tumble out, however, who tipped the Nirav Modi and exactly when did Punjab national Bank find out about the fraud is of more importance. Raids are going on across the country, but past records indicates that once the news cycle dies down, the perpetrators would be shuffled and added to the deck alongside Vijay Mallaya, a Ex-BJP Rajya Sabha MP, Lalit Modi and the like. The Punjab National Bank scam is nearly the same as the banks income, $1.7 billion USD. Mind numbing but, there is more bad news, according to RTI released to a Reuters reporter,

Reserve Bank Of India, in the past five financial years ending March 2017, other banks too have reported loan frauds that totals to a staggering amount worth USD $10 billion

Who Stole Indian Voters Voice?

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