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Is India the Next Great Hope for Global Economy?
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Why India's Economy Is Outperforming China's Economy - Bloomberg Discussion
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India’s Economy Prepares for Takeoff
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To The Point: India Will Still Be Poorest Economy In 2025, Says TN Ninan
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Modi's challenge: Reviving India's economy
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2015 Review of the Indian Economy
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India's Economy: The Road Ahead (Updated)
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India expected to overtake China as fastest growing economy: IMF
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India is on course to overtake China as the fastest growing economy in the world this year.
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Is India the Next Great Hope for Global Economy?
May 26 -- Citigroup Vice Chairman and Bloomberg View Columnist Peter Orszag discusses the Indian and Chinese economies. He speaks on “Bloomberg Surveillance.” H...
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May 26 -- Citigroup Vice Chairman and Bloomberg View Columnist Peter Orszag discusses the Indian and Chinese economies. He speaks on “Bloomberg Surveillance.” His opinions are his own. (Correct, Orszag is also a Bloomberg View Columnist)
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Why India's Economy Is Outperforming China's Economy - Bloomberg Discussion
ICICI Bank CEO Chanda Kochhar speaks on how Modi's Jan Dhan Yojana, linking it to Aadhar Card and other measures are helping India's economy outperform China's ...
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India’s Economy Prepares for Takeoff
India’s growth story has emerged as one of the most compelling in 2015. See what experts such as David Mulford, former U.S. Ambassador to India and Dr. Duvvuri ...
India’s growth story has emerged as one of the most compelling in 2015. See what experts such as David Mulford, former U.S. Ambassador to India and Dr. Duvvuri Subbarao, former Governor, Reserve Bank of India
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To The Point: India Will Still Be Poorest Economy In 2025, Says TN Ninan
Appearing on India Today Television's show To The Point, hosted by Karan Thapar, TN Ninan expressed his views about the current economic situation in India.
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Modi's challenge: Reviving India's economy
The economy has grown in the first 100 days under new leadership, but who is really responsible for the current upturn? Plus, Angola's sovereign wealth fund; an...
The economy has grown in the first 100 days under new leadership, but who is really responsible for the current upturn? Plus, Angola's sovereign wealth fund; and Iran's air industry.
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2015 Review of the Indian Economy
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The Indian economy has bottomed out and is on a revival path, with growth strengthening, helped by positive policy actions that have improved confidence and lower global oil prices, says the IMF in its annual assessment of the Indian economy.
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India almost Moving towards World's fourth Biggest economy and even bangladesh ahead of Pakistan
GDP (Nominal) of India and Pakistan is $2050 billion and $250 billion respectively in 2014. On PPP basis, GDP of India and Pakistan is $7,376 billion and $882 b...
GDP (Nominal) of India and Pakistan is $2050 billion and $250 billion respectively in 2014. On PPP basis, GDP of India and Pakistan is $7,376 billion and $882 billion respectively. India is 9th largest of the world in nominal method and 3rd largest economy in ppp method. Nominal ranking of Pakistan is 43 and PPP ranking is 26. India's economically largest states Maharashtra has GDP ($289 billion) greater than Pakistan.
According to CIA Facebook sector wise GDP composition of India in 2014 are as follows : Agriculture (17.9%), Industry (24.2%) and Services (57.9%). Sector wise GDP composition of Pakistan in 2014 are : Agriculture (25.1%), Industry (21.3%) and Services (53.6%).
GDP of India is 8.19 and 8.36 times more than Pakistan at nominal and ppp terms, respectively. India crossed $1 trillion mark in 2007 and $2 trillion mark in 2014. While Pakistan have yet to cross $1 trillion mark. In 1980, size of economy of India and Pakistan was $181 and $31, respectively.
GDP of Pakistan at ppp terms is 3.53 times more than compare to nominal basis. This ratio for India is 3.60.
Both country has been neck-to-neck in GDP per capita terms. Till 2006 in nominal basis and till 2008 in ppp basis, per capita income of Pakistan was more than India. In 2014, GDP per capita of India is more than Pakistan in both terms. Per capita Income of India is $1627 and $5855 in nominal and ppp terms, respectively. Per capita Income of Pakistan in nominal and ppp terms is $1343 and $4736, respectively. World rank of India is 145 (nominal) and 125 (PPP). World rank of Pakistan is 152 (nominal) and 134 (PPP).Out of 33 Indian states/UTs, 24 states/UTs are more richer than Pakistan.
Growth rate of Pakistan is estimated at 4.14% in 2014. India's growth rate is estimated at 7.17% in 2014. During period 1980-2014, Average GDP growth of Pakistan was 5.02% compare to India's 6.23% in same period.
Indian rupee was at 1.0288 INR per Pakistani rupee (PKR) on 2 Jan 1996. Value of Pakistani currency has fallen to 0.5221 INR per 1 PKR in 1 Jan 2011. Since 2011, PKR is moving up, and on 1 Dec 2015, 1 PKR = 0.6283 INR.
wn.com/India Almost Moving Towards World's Fourth Biggest Economy And Even Bangladesh Ahead Of Pakistan
GDP (Nominal) of India and Pakistan is $2050 billion and $250 billion respectively in 2014. On PPP basis, GDP of India and Pakistan is $7,376 billion and $882 billion respectively. India is 9th largest of the world in nominal method and 3rd largest economy in ppp method. Nominal ranking of Pakistan is 43 and PPP ranking is 26. India's economically largest states Maharashtra has GDP ($289 billion) greater than Pakistan.
According to CIA Facebook sector wise GDP composition of India in 2014 are as follows : Agriculture (17.9%), Industry (24.2%) and Services (57.9%). Sector wise GDP composition of Pakistan in 2014 are : Agriculture (25.1%), Industry (21.3%) and Services (53.6%).
GDP of India is 8.19 and 8.36 times more than Pakistan at nominal and ppp terms, respectively. India crossed $1 trillion mark in 2007 and $2 trillion mark in 2014. While Pakistan have yet to cross $1 trillion mark. In 1980, size of economy of India and Pakistan was $181 and $31, respectively.
GDP of Pakistan at ppp terms is 3.53 times more than compare to nominal basis. This ratio for India is 3.60.
Both country has been neck-to-neck in GDP per capita terms. Till 2006 in nominal basis and till 2008 in ppp basis, per capita income of Pakistan was more than India. In 2014, GDP per capita of India is more than Pakistan in both terms. Per capita Income of India is $1627 and $5855 in nominal and ppp terms, respectively. Per capita Income of Pakistan in nominal and ppp terms is $1343 and $4736, respectively. World rank of India is 145 (nominal) and 125 (PPP). World rank of Pakistan is 152 (nominal) and 134 (PPP).Out of 33 Indian states/UTs, 24 states/UTs are more richer than Pakistan.
Growth rate of Pakistan is estimated at 4.14% in 2014. India's growth rate is estimated at 7.17% in 2014. During period 1980-2014, Average GDP growth of Pakistan was 5.02% compare to India's 6.23% in same period.
Indian rupee was at 1.0288 INR per Pakistani rupee (PKR) on 2 Jan 1996. Value of Pakistani currency has fallen to 0.5221 INR per 1 PKR in 1 Jan 2011. Since 2011, PKR is moving up, and on 1 Dec 2015, 1 PKR = 0.6283 INR.
- published: 11 Sep 2015
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India's Economy: The Road Ahead (Updated)
India's economy is primarily driven by domestic sources of growth, unlike other emerging economies which rely heavily on exports. This helped India's economy......
India's economy is primarily driven by domestic sources of growth, unlike other emerging economies which rely heavily on exports. This helped India's economy...
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India's economy is primarily driven by domestic sources of growth, unlike other emerging economies which rely heavily on exports. This helped India's economy...
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BY 2050 India's economy will be 40 times larger than Pakistan That's Why whole World Behind India
Given the size of India’s states and a predicted growth rate of at least 7.5 per cent over the next five years, the potential benefits of integration for invest...
Given the size of India’s states and a predicted growth rate of at least 7.5 per cent over the next five years, the potential benefits of integration for investors are huge. In population terms, Uttar Pradesh is equivalent to Brazil, Maharashtra would be Mexico, while Bihar is on par with the Philippines.
Telangana, India’s 12th-largest state, is comparable to Canada.
“India’s states can be compared to major countries around the world,” McKinsey analysts including Jaidit Brar wrote in a report in October.
wn.com/By 2050 India's Economy Will Be 40 Times Larger Than Pakistan That's Why Whole World Behind India
Given the size of India’s states and a predicted growth rate of at least 7.5 per cent over the next five years, the potential benefits of integration for investors are huge. In population terms, Uttar Pradesh is equivalent to Brazil, Maharashtra would be Mexico, while Bihar is on par with the Philippines.
Telangana, India’s 12th-largest state, is comparable to Canada.
“India’s states can be compared to major countries around the world,” McKinsey analysts including Jaidit Brar wrote in a report in October.
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India is now 11 times stronger Economy than Pak How would you get equivalent status Paki Analyst
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India vs China: A tale of two contrasting economies
In 1980, the economies of China and India were almost the same in terms of gross domestic product (GDP). India's GDP per capita was, in fact, slightly higher......
In 1980, the economies of China and India were almost the same in terms of gross domestic product (GDP). India's GDP per capita was, in fact, slightly higher...
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In 1980, the economies of China and India were almost the same in terms of gross domestic product (GDP). India's GDP per capita was, in fact, slightly higher...
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Boeing 777-300 In-flight Economy Experience on Air India | JFK - DEL | Air India Review
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Bite: Analysing The State Of The Economy In India
'Bite' is an India Today special show hosted by the Board of India Today economists. This show will discuss the state of the Indian economy and how things have ...
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India expected to overtake China as fastest growing economy: IMF
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India is on course to overtake China as the fastest growing economy in the world this year.
The rapid economic growth has investors taking note... and with a l...
India is on course to overtake China as the fastest growing economy in the world this year.
The rapid economic growth has investors taking note... and with a large population of young people ready to work,... the future seems bright for the world′s second most populous nation.
Kim Ji-yeon reports.
The world economic order as we know today... may not be the same by the end of this year.
Leading financial institutions, including the International Monetary Fund,... say India will post a faster growth rate than China for the first time in 16 years this year.
China has fallen away from two-digit growth and is busy unveiling a series of expansionary measures to try and maintain its growth rate at around seven-percent.
On the other hand,... India,... spearheaded by Prime Minister Narendra Modi′s economic reforms dubbed ″Modinomics,″ is sailing.
The IMF projects India′s growth rate to reach seven-and-a-half-percent this year... thanks largely to an anti-corruption drive and measures that aim to attractinvestment to the country′s manufacturing and infrastructure sectors.
India′s central government alone plans to boost infrastructure spending this financial year by eleven billion U.S. dollars... on top of its original plan to spend 137-billion on its railways over the next five years.
But the tectonic shift in the new economic order is not limited to the two fastest growing economies in Asia.
The growth rate of the eurozone surpassed that of the United States during the first quarter of this year by zero-point-two-percentage points to zero-point-four-percent.
The 19-member bloc is benefiting from the quantitative easing measures of the European Central Bank, falling oil prices and the depreciation of the euro.
This is in stark contrast to the U.S. which recorded its largest global trade deficit range in six years in March.
Kim Ji-yeon, Arirang News.
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India is on course to overtake China as the fastest growing economy in the world this year.
The rapid economic growth has investors taking note... and with a large population of young people ready to work,... the future seems bright for the world′s second most populous nation.
Kim Ji-yeon reports.
The world economic order as we know today... may not be the same by the end of this year.
Leading financial institutions, including the International Monetary Fund,... say India will post a faster growth rate than China for the first time in 16 years this year.
China has fallen away from two-digit growth and is busy unveiling a series of expansionary measures to try and maintain its growth rate at around seven-percent.
On the other hand,... India,... spearheaded by Prime Minister Narendra Modi′s economic reforms dubbed ″Modinomics,″ is sailing.
The IMF projects India′s growth rate to reach seven-and-a-half-percent this year... thanks largely to an anti-corruption drive and measures that aim to attractinvestment to the country′s manufacturing and infrastructure sectors.
India′s central government alone plans to boost infrastructure spending this financial year by eleven billion U.S. dollars... on top of its original plan to spend 137-billion on its railways over the next five years.
But the tectonic shift in the new economic order is not limited to the two fastest growing economies in Asia.
The growth rate of the eurozone surpassed that of the United States during the first quarter of this year by zero-point-two-percentage points to zero-point-four-percent.
The 19-member bloc is benefiting from the quantitative easing measures of the European Central Bank, falling oil prices and the depreciation of the euro.
This is in stark contrast to the U.S. which recorded its largest global trade deficit range in six years in March.
Kim Ji-yeon, Arirang News.
- published: 19 May 2015
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India's next decade at the World Economic Forum debate
Is the India story back on track? What do we need to do to accelerate economic growth? What are the trends we have to look out for? What is the government's vis...
Is the India story back on track? What do we need to do to accelerate economic growth? What are the trends we have to look out for? What is the government's vision of 'India's Next Decade'? Watch this debate to find answers to some of these key questions with Vikram Chandra in conversation with Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, Professor of Economics Nouriel Roubini, Managing Director of ICICI Bank Chanda Kochchar and Co-chairman of Jubilant Life Science Hari S Bhartia.
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wn.com/India's Next Decade At The World Economic Forum Debate
Is the India story back on track? What do we need to do to accelerate economic growth? What are the trends we have to look out for? What is the government's vision of 'India's Next Decade'? Watch this debate to find answers to some of these key questions with Vikram Chandra in conversation with Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, Professor of Economics Nouriel Roubini, Managing Director of ICICI Bank Chanda Kochchar and Co-chairman of Jubilant Life Science Hari S Bhartia.
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- published: 25 Jan 2015
- views: 1098
How India is Destroying Pakistani Economy, A Short Film
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Indian Civilization - The Largest Economy for 17 Centuries and why it will be largest economy again?
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Air India Trip Report: DEL-BOM Airbus A321 Economy Class
A video trip report of my most recent flight from Delhi to Mumbai. This flight was done on Air India's evening flight AI-810, an Airbus A321 aircraft in the eco...
A video trip report of my most recent flight from Delhi to Mumbai. This flight was done on Air India's evening flight AI-810, an Airbus A321 aircraft in the economy class.
Air India's Boeing 787 Dreamliner Business class trip report: http://youtu.be/P-pkJAaBc6E
Flight Details:
Airline: Air India
Flight number: AI-810
STD: 1610 IST
ATD: 1612 IST
Aircraft: Airbus A321-211
Registration: VT-PPN
Seating configuration: 12J + 170Y
Load factor: 100% in J and Y
This particular aircraft (VT-PPN) of the fleet was earlier configured in Air India's usual 20J + 152Y seating. However, later on it was changed to a more efficient 12J+170Y configuration.
The economy seating is 3 X 3 with ABC on the port and DEF on the starboard side. Since the flight was fully booked, and I did not web check-in, I was assigned a middle seat on the starboard side of the aircraft; 10E
The Delhi to Mumbai leg is in continuation of the Ranchi-Delhi-Mumbai sector that this flight operates. The IFE system on this flight was operational (unlike any other domestic carrier in India) and had about 5 channel of video entertainment along with around 10-12 audio channels. There was also a moving map showing various flight details.
We took off from Runway 11, after having to wait in line for 6 previous take offs. Post take off, we experienced a bit of turbulence and the seat belt sign remained on until we reached a cruising altitude of 7100 metres.
Hot snacks were served on this flight with a choice of vegetarian or non-vegetarian meal. A round of Tea/Coffee followed and pretty soon the service was concluded. There wasn't much holding over Mumbai and we landed pretty much without any further delay. I only had a hand bag so didn't need to wait for any check-in luggage. Exited the airport and took a prepaid taxi to my home in Navi Mumbai.
I hope you liked this video trip report, please hit the Like button and don't forget to Subscribe to this channel for more such videos. Also, feel free to ask any question and I shall try and answer it as soon as possible.
wn.com/Air India Trip Report Del Bom Airbus A321 Economy Class
A video trip report of my most recent flight from Delhi to Mumbai. This flight was done on Air India's evening flight AI-810, an Airbus A321 aircraft in the economy class.
Air India's Boeing 787 Dreamliner Business class trip report: http://youtu.be/P-pkJAaBc6E
Flight Details:
Airline: Air India
Flight number: AI-810
STD: 1610 IST
ATD: 1612 IST
Aircraft: Airbus A321-211
Registration: VT-PPN
Seating configuration: 12J + 170Y
Load factor: 100% in J and Y
This particular aircraft (VT-PPN) of the fleet was earlier configured in Air India's usual 20J + 152Y seating. However, later on it was changed to a more efficient 12J+170Y configuration.
The economy seating is 3 X 3 with ABC on the port and DEF on the starboard side. Since the flight was fully booked, and I did not web check-in, I was assigned a middle seat on the starboard side of the aircraft; 10E
The Delhi to Mumbai leg is in continuation of the Ranchi-Delhi-Mumbai sector that this flight operates. The IFE system on this flight was operational (unlike any other domestic carrier in India) and had about 5 channel of video entertainment along with around 10-12 audio channels. There was also a moving map showing various flight details.
We took off from Runway 11, after having to wait in line for 6 previous take offs. Post take off, we experienced a bit of turbulence and the seat belt sign remained on until we reached a cruising altitude of 7100 metres.
Hot snacks were served on this flight with a choice of vegetarian or non-vegetarian meal. A round of Tea/Coffee followed and pretty soon the service was concluded. There wasn't much holding over Mumbai and we landed pretty much without any further delay. I only had a hand bag so didn't need to wait for any check-in luggage. Exited the airport and took a prepaid taxi to my home in Navi Mumbai.
I hope you liked this video trip report, please hit the Like button and don't forget to Subscribe to this channel for more such videos. Also, feel free to ask any question and I shall try and answer it as soon as possible.
- published: 08 Feb 2015
- views: 42