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Ai won't take jobs. Rather create them! It is making work so easy as well as faster. What do you think?

What do you guys think about the manufacturing industry in India? Why is there less innovation in this field, and why, despite so much government support, we are not able to create a good manufacturing ecosystem? We need manufacturing to create enoug

Came across an interesting report from Dalton India – 'The First Decade and The Next Decade'. When Dalton launched their India fund in 2014 → India was the world's 8th largest economy at $2.0 trillion, (part of Morgan Stanley's "fragile five" vulne

Tata Group announces plans to create 5 lakh manufacturing jobs in India in the next five years. Is this possible?

I think salaried people in the 40-60 age bracket in India got the short end of stick. Neither are they able to enjoy the socialistic benefits like pension and govt jobs. Nor were they able to extract enough value out of the Indian booming economy.

In just a decade (2015-2025), India's GDP has doubled from $2.1T to $4.3T – a 105% growth! 📈🔥 From startups to infrastructure, digital revolution to global trade, India's unstoppable rise is redefining the future. 🌍✨ What’s next? $5T economy soo

The temple economy of India is a system of economic activity that revolves around the functioning of temples. It includes the economic impact of temples, the jobs they create, and the industries that support them.

Why will AI replace your job? Last decade we witnessed creation of new high skilled jobs - like TikTok dancers, course sellers, race & deliver, Crowdwork comedians, YouTube reviewers, Canva/Figma designers, NFT artists, online teachers... Media, ut

Random thought - we keep hearing AI will create a new set of jobs, but what kind? Like IT becoming the HR department of AI agents makes sense, but what other new jobs could show up in next few years? Really curious what you all think 🤔