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Vikas Khemani, who started Carnelian Asset Management and Advisors, recently talked to Moneycontrol about how India is changing and creating great chances to make money. He said that India has young and hopeful people, which helps drive these chances. "People are buying more things, and we have been excited about making things since October 2020," Khemani explained. He compared India's manufacturing to what China was like in 2005, saying there is a big chance to earn money. Khemani also mentioned that India's banks are strong and among the best in the world, with many chances in loans, services, and new ideas in these areas.

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