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Karnivesh

Simplifying finance.... • 23d

When I look at India’s long-term growth drivers, urbanization stands out clearly. As people move to cities, demand doesn’t just increase. It multiplies. Housing drives cement and steel. Jobs pull in transport, power, banking, healthcare, and retail. One shift sets off an entire chain of economic activity. What’s changed for me is where this growth is coming from. It’s no longer just the big metros. Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities are quietly becoming the next engines of consumption and infrastructure. My takeaway: Urbanization isn’t a short-term trend. It’s a structural shift that will shape sector growth for decades. 👉 For a deeper breakdown of sector impact and implications, refer to the attached link.

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