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As exporters enter a turbulent period, triggered by tariffs and trade uncertainties, Indian policymakers should focus on domestic demand to keep up the growth momentum of the Indian economy, @neelkanthmishra, Chief Economist at @AxisBank, tells @pujamehra. Listen in!

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Starting tomorrow, 50% US tariffs will hit Indian exporters. What's the path forward? According to Rahul Mehta of @CMAI_Official, there's no quick fix to what exporters will suffer from Trump's tariffs. As policymakers seek to open up new markets to beat US tariffs and trade

“Everywhere I go, across sectors, I am told that my salary is too much. They hire juniors to do the same job I did, and do not want the finesse or the expertise." . India’s middle managers are in the middle of an existential crisis. They are struggling.

Trump Tariffs on India: The US is pushing ahead with its plan to levy 50% tariffs on India, a draft notice from the US Department of Homeland Security showed. The notice cited India’s buying of Russian crude for the imposition of tariffs. Details ⤵️

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Today in The Core Newsletter: Are middle managers in India losing jobs to young people? In another era, employees in their late 30s and 40s started grooming for top-level jobs. In today's new era, however, their experience matters very little. Read.

🎙️The Core Report: India’s stock market holds firm even as the economy braces for an additional 25% tariff from the US starting tomorrow. Tune in for in-depth market updates from @govindethiraj. Meanwhile, crude oil imports of India, the world's.

India's middle class is changing. It was once defined by the class of people with government jobs, who had "inflation-indexed incomes", healthcare, and a promised pension. That lot is decreasing, @rama_bijapurkar tells @govindethiraj. Today's middle class is struggling and

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"It's times like these when we need to take a hard look at ourselves, see this as an opportunity to reform, unlock a lot of the barriers, hurdles we've placed on entrepreneurs, on farmers, and allow them access to better technology." - @neelkanthmishra on what India needs to do

TUNE IN NOW: Listen to the full conversation for more insights on why India's middle class is exhausted.

Brands' decision to serve the rich has actually held up consumption, and that's a cycle we've been going through for a while. In conversation with @govindethiraj on The Core Report, @rama_bijapurkar, author of ‘Lilliput Land: How Small is Driving India’s Mega Consumption Story',

Do you support the government's move to ban all online money games?.

The real-money online gaming industry has remained legitimate and flourished under the government’s watch for years. So why ban now?. I would call it a middle-class values-based decision, says @govindethiraj in today's The Take. Read more here: 🚨 Tune in

"As we think about going from a $4 trillion economy to $20 trillion, we have to be very clear that not more than $1 trillion will come from exports." @neelkanthmishra, Chief Economist at @AxisBank, explains why relying on exports to grow India's economy

In today's edition of The Core Newsletter: India's ban on online money gaming: What triggered the move to bring down the Rs 20,000 crore per annum industry, which also creates thousands of jobs, and swells the tax kitty? The Take by @govindethiraj . In

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