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By 2030, one in five working-age people will be Indian! But does having a young workforce automatically lead to more jobs? Tune in to this episode to discover what India's employment future holds!
Money Order's top wishlist for 2025: For RBI to ease up and let Indian mutual funds invest in foreign stocks! But why does the RBI care so much about this limit? Tune into this episode to find out!
Everyone's talking about 18% GST on caramel popcorn and 5% on regular popcorn. But in this episode of Money Order, we ask and attempt to answer the important question – should India move to a single rate of GST like Singapore?
In today's edition of Money Order, we break down Tamil Nadu's manufacturing success and dive into what other states should do to replicate the Tamil Nadu model.
Last week, the government asked RBI chief Shaktikanta Das to step down. Naturally, people started asking if the central bank’s 'autonomy' was at risk. So, why exactly was he replaced? Tune into this episode of Money Order to find out!
Trump's furious over BRICS' push to 'de-dollarize' and create their own currency. What's this now? Tune in to this episode to find out!
Have you heard about 'The Corrupt Solar Project'? US authorities have charged Adani Green and its top executives for allegedly bribing Indian officials for solar projects. But this episode about Adani but about the bigger picture.
India's stock market is down 10% from its peak. And, if this trend continues, it could hurt the economy - as per George Soros’s ‘theory of reflexivity.’ But wait, isn’t it usually the other way around?
We answer this in the current edition of Money Order. Listen in!
Why is everyone suddenly talking about India's middle class?
Is there an urban slowdown happening? And if so, why?Tune into this edition of Money Order to uncover the truth!
The rupee has hit an all-time low – to Rs 84.30 to a dollar. And the RBI is trying its best to prevent it from falling further. In the latest edition of Money Order, we talk about why the RBI is worried and what it's trying to do to save to the rupee.
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