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I have recently watched a podcast of Ranveer alahbadia with Economist Ruchir sharma and it have a very good discussion about future of india in terms of GDP abd about past trends and comparison between India, America and China in terms of growth and

"Why No One Can Defeat Zuckerberg & Why America Rules Social Media—And Why Indians Fail Badly" Mark Zuckerberg isn’t just a tech founder—he’s a kingmaker in the digital world. He didn’t just build Facebook; he built an empire—acquiring threats, adap

The image shows an infographic titled "India's Decade" based on data from the OECD. It highlights the economic growth of various regions, comparing growth between 2014-2023 and projected growth for 2024-2033. Key points include: ➤India leads with a

A lot of people might be wondering if India’s market dropped over 2% today, then why did Pakistan’s market fall only 0.33%? Well, if someone’s artificially propping up their market, I can’t really say much about that. But from what I know, their mar

India is currently going through it's golden period This chart estimates the growth of some major economies in the coming decade with India leading with 6.30% annual growth rate followed by Indonesia and Saundi Arabia with 5.50% and 4.60% annual gro

So… tariffs are back They’re called reverse tariffs (or more technically, reciprocal tariffs) and they’re turning the trade tables in a pretty dramatic way. Economists are raising eyebrows Because trade deficits aren’t necessarily a bad thing. It’s

🔥 AI Wars: Who’s REALLY the Smartest ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, DeepSeek, Grok, Perplexity, or Copilot? 🔥 Let’s settle it once and for all. Everyone’s got that one friend shouting: “Claude is the most ethical!” “GPT-4o is god tier!” “Perplexity ha

The World Isn’t Run by Countries Anymore. It’s Run by Flows 🔥 We grow up believing countries are the primary actors on the global stage. Maps show boundaries. Textbooks show wars. News shows summits. But once you look beneath the surface You re

Genesis does what Nintendon't - One of the craziest marketing campaign in history In the late 1980s, the console and gaming market had a single dominant player: Nintendo. With 95% market share. But there was one catch: Nintendo’s products were