The expensive medicine you are required it tak should not neccesarily be expensive, it is the greed of some pharma companies that keeep it expensive. I am exposing on such practice in this podcast.

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India imported $79.2 billion worth of goods from China between January and September this year. At least that’s what the official figures suggest.  But ask China and you’ll get a completely different answer. Our Neighbour believes that it shipped goods worth $89.7 billion.  Hmmm!  So where did the $10 billion go exactly?  Before we get there, you should know that the whole “India says this, China says that” conversation isn’t new. There have always been discrepancies. But the issue here is that the gap is growing. According to Livemint, the gap stood at $2.8 billion in 2018. In 2019, it jumped to $6.5 billion. And in 2022, it hit $10.5 billion.  Let's find out in this latest podcast, how Havala is helping these import exporters to do such practices.

e-RUPI is a digital solution launched by the Hon'ble PM via video conferencing to allow cashless payment solution for COVID-19 vaccination. The digital payment solution has been developed with the support of DFS (Department of Financial Services) and NHA (National Health Authority) and is powered by National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI).  

1. What is Digital Currency? 2. How is it different from Normal money? 3. e-RUPI vs UPI? 4. How will CBDC benefit the economy? 5. What are the MAJOR RISKS of this central digital currency?  digital rupee in india | central bank digital currency | cbdc  

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Mukesh Ambani, chairman and managing director of Reliance Industries, is reportedly eyeing up a bid to take over Liverpool after the club were put up for sale by their current owners Fenway Sports Group (FSG).  According to the Mirror, the FSG are willing to sell for £4bn, and there is a greater desire to buy the Merseyside club outright. Ambani, with a net worth of around £90billion and rated by Forbes as the eighth richest person in the world, has already enquired about the club.  FSG, who took charge of the Liverpool club in 2010, stunned the footballing world earlier this week when they said they would be open to listening to offers for the club.  But why do these Billionaires buy sports team? Does it make any business sense? What is the business model of football clubs or any sports league?  I discuss all of it in this latest podcast.  

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The Benefits and Risks of Investing in India The country has a longstanding parliamentary democracy and liberal economic policies that make it a safer place than many other rising markets. But the country's unstable geopolitical environment poses risks that you should think about before you invest.  The benefits of investing in India include:  Positive Demographics: The country has a youthful, educated, and growing workforce that should help support growth. This assumes that the country's educational system teaches how to advance its economy over time.  Strong Economic Growth: The country has a strong growth rate, particularly in the information technology and business process outsourcing sectors. These are still the largest sectors of the global economy as a whole.  Stable Government: It has kept a democracy since being released from British rule over 60 years ago. In 2014, Narendra Modi was elected prime minister. His government and policies have made good progress in recent years, although the country is still lagging in many ways.  The risks of investing in India include:  Geopolitical Instability: It is located in a somewhat shaky geopolitical region with many terrorist attacks on its soil. While these attacks haven't derailed its economy, they create short-term risks that you should consider.

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Recently, Amazon announced that it would be planning on laying off around 10,000 employees, which would comprise of nearly 3 percent of its corporate workforce and less than 1 percent of its global workforce. Meta recently fired 11,000 employees, around 13 percent of its workforce. CEO Mark Zuckerberg had taken accountability for the layoffs and stated that he “got this wrong”. 

Twitter also laid off around 50 percent of its workforce, following Elon Musk’s takeover of the infamous bird app. 

So, What do you do in case you get laid off or better yet, how can you prepare for job loss while you still have one...I share all of it in this latest podcast. 

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3.5 crore. That’s the big number Prime Minister Narendra Modi kept touting during a virtual event recently. He noted that the government had built 3.5 crore pukka houses in the past few years. And he credited the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana scheme for catalysing this change. But what is Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana exactly? 

I discuss all of it in my latest podcast.

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There is an interesting trend emerging — Lab Grown Diamonds. And India is a major player here. Between FY20 and FY22 Indian exports of natural cut and polished diamonds witnessed a growth of 30%. But exports of polished Lab Grown Diamonds soared 211%.  

I discuss all of it in this latest podcast.

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A few days ago, our Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman made a very interesting comment. She was responding to a question on the sidelines of the World Bank and IMF meetings and she said — “First of all I would look at it as not rupee sliding, I would look at it as dollar strengthening.” This statement riled up a lot of people. The rupee has already lost nearly 10% of its value compared to the dollar in the past year. On Wednesday it breached the ₹83 mark. And needless to say, this is deeply concerning. A weak rupee translates to a higher import bill and this is most obvious when you consider the price of oil. It’s already on the rise and you throw in a weak currency and it becomes even more expensive. This gives way to inflation and it hurts everyone. And so you could argue that Ms Sitharaman’s comments are deeply insensitive. I mean — What’s the difference eh? The rupee depreciates, the dollar strengthens — it’s all the same no? 

Well no. I discuss all of it in deep in this latest podcast.

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