Had the world been more kind, one might have expected an 8.5% real growth. In a world that falls short of that ideal, 6.5% to 7% is not something to be scoffed at; it will change the face of development and prosperity.
The broad consensus among economists is that India may clock a GDP growth rate of almost 7% this fiscal year and about 6.5% next year an exception in a world facing slowdown and even recessionary risks. But it wont be easy as India too will be buffeted by strong headwinds.
The union minister informed that 100 per cent natural farming is being done in Dang district of Gujarat. In Himachal too, farmers are fast moving in this direction. Madhya Pradesh has planned it in 5,000 villages.
Shriram Capital Limited (SCL), the holding company of the Shriram Group, and Shriram City Union Finance are being merged with Shriram Transport Finance, and the company will now be named as Shriram Finance
Domestic brokerage firm Axis Securities has released its December reports, where it is positive on half a dozen largecap counters that can rally up to 30% in the coming months. It believes that the current market is a 'buy on dips play.It has recommended investors to maintain good liquidity to use such dips in a phased manner and build a position in quality companies with an investment horizon of 12-18 months. Here are top largecap picks of the brokerage firm:
An arguably better approach for retail users affected would be for them to go back to the first principles of blockchain technology to have custody of their own assets and have a trustless mechanism to verify assets, transactions and interactions on chain
