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India Katılım Temmuz 2025
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Bharat Gosani
Bharat Gosani@BBGosani·
While your own arrogance will not allow you to mention about the good works which @FinMinIndia has done since the west Asia war started, let me mention a few here, but still ik your conscious won’t let you see the real side…. Keep preaching your propaganda, you are only good for that
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CA Ruchita Vaghani
CA Ruchita Vaghani@R_N_Vaghani·
Our Rupee is Absolutely Fine. This arrogance leads to this Disaster. Only her Resignation can Save Indian Economy.
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Bharat Gosani
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@Gabbar0099 When you are busy misleading the public, FM is quietly working day in and out to handle these crisis. Stop spreading misinformation and creating panic and start going through newspapers, it will only help you!!!
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Gabbar
Gabbar@Gabbar0099·
Fact 💯
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Bharat Gosani
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@R_N_Vaghani When you are busy misleading the public, FM is quietly working day in and out to handle these crisis. Stop spreading misinformation and creating panic and start going through newspapers, it will only help you!!!
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CA Ruchita Vaghani
CA Ruchita Vaghani@R_N_Vaghani·
Rupee will find it's way FII will come and go, retail investors will take care I don't eat onion, so don't know about price If Public has to do everything on own.... Then FM is for what ???? Just to taste budget Halwa ????
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Bharat Gosani
Bharat Gosani@BBGosani·
@TVMohandasPai @nsitharaman @FinMinIndia @narendramodi @PMOIndia You & your beloved CM have a had a habit of blaming even the pettiest law & order issues, which should be dealt locally, on to the FM & her ministry. Same is the case here! You're half-baked 'Pie', which is reserving all its flavours for the Congress' side. Shame on you!
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Bharat Gosani
Bharat Gosani@BBGosani·
@R_N_Vaghani When you are busy misleading the public, FM is quietly working day in and out to handle these crisis.
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CA Ruchita Vaghani
CA Ruchita Vaghani@R_N_Vaghani·
To Revive Indian Economy - Capita Gains @ 10% - Remove STT Most Importantly..... Remove Nirmala Sitharaman from FM Post.
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Bharat Gosani
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While global conflicts strain economies worldwide, the Finance Minister has acted decisively cutting fuel taxes, boosting fertilizer support, safeguarding trade through maritime insurance, curbing non-essential imports, and expanding credit to MSMEs. This balanced response protects households, businesses, and farmers while maintaining India’s hard-earned fiscal discipline. If this is not steps for you, then I doubt what it is!!!!
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Ajay Kamath
Ajay Kamath@ajay43·
So the FM is going to remain invisible and not make one reassuring remark to the Indian public? Okay, then…
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Bharat Gosani
Bharat Gosani@BBGosani·
And now, a so-called ex journalist turned politician is defending the very journalists who planted the false story. It says everything. When misinformation suits your petty politics, you amplify it like anything and when the truth comes out, you only shield the propagandists. For the Congress, narrative matters more than facts and outrage matters more than honesty. As for CNBC TV18, they have similar habits.
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Supriya Shrinate
Supriya Shrinate@SupriyaShrinate·
PM Modi personally fact-checked a CNBC-TV18 source-based story claiming the govt was actively considering a cess on foreign travel. The upper middle class and the Richie Rich crowd has been up in arms following this news. After all, it’s their summer holiday season - how dare the govt even float an idea like this? Notably, it wasn’t the PIB but Modi himself who stepped in to deny any such move. As a former journalist, I know one thing for sure. This wasn’t a figment of the reporter’s imagination. The source planted the story for one of the two reasons: • As a trial balloon to test the waters OR • To kill the ill-conceived proposal the govt was foolishly toying with. Well the purpose has been achieved! However, what truly baffles me is how the same Narendra Modi stays absolutely silent when fake news with far graver consequences is peddled by his lapdog medial every single day. He says nothing when “govt sources” are quoted to spread venom and hatred. He stays quiet even when anchors and his IT cell trolls “capture” Islamabad and Karachi, embarrassing India globally. He doesn’t fact-check them because it doesn’t affect the affluent. He doesn’t step in because that fake news never touches the rich - it threatens specific communities, it endangers ordinary Indians. And so he doesn’t care. I also wonder why doesn’t the Prime Minister ever fact check his own lying MPs, ministers, dimwit spokespersons and his battalion of IT cell trolls? And the answer is quite simple: he is THE BIGGEST LIAR of them all. How can he call out their lying when he constantly lies without batting an eyelid himself!
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Bharat Gosani
Bharat Gosani@BBGosani·
While global conflicts strain economies worldwide, the Finance Minister has acted decisively cutting fuel taxes, boosting fertilizer support, safeguarding trade through maritime insurance, curbing non-essential imports, and expanding credit to MSMEs. This balanced response protects households, businesses, and farmers while maintaining India’s hard-earned fiscal discipline. If this is not steps for you, then I doubt what it is!!!!
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Venkatesh Alla
Venkatesh Alla@venkat_fin9·
Rupee is marching towards ₹100 per dollar. Petrol prices are rising. Essential goods prices are rising. Taxes keep rising nonstop. And what are the ministers busy with? Roadshows, photo ops, and PR drama. India is being pushed deeper into economic stress under BJP, and the damage won’t be repaired anytime soon at this pace. When the country is struggling financially, the so-called ‘Tax Collection Minister’ Nirmala Sitharaman seems completely missing in action, silent while citizens are crushed from every side.
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Bharat Gosani
Bharat Gosani@BBGosani·
If she were the “worst,” India wouldn’t be the world’s fastest-growing major economy and one of the most fiscally disciplined among emerging markets. Under her tenure, India moved from the “Fragile Five” to the world’s top five economies, while maintaining macro stability, record infrastructure investment, and strong tax reforms. Results matter more than rhetoric.
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🚨Indian Gems
🚨Indian Gems@IndianGems_·
For the last seven years I've been telling you she's the worst Finance Minister in Indian history. People are finally realising it now.
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Bharat Gosani
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Banks are run by people and, like any institution, mistakes can happen. But it is equally important to remember that banks are not always at fault. In the recent viral case involving a bedridden customer, Union Bank of India clarified that no re-KYC was pending and the customer’s internet banking was functioning normally. Before drawing conclusions, it helps to verify the full facts. Responsible sharing protects both genuine consumer grievances and public trust in the banking system.
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Bharat Gosani
Bharat Gosani@BBGosani·
@pushpendrakum Seems you must be close to PM and that’s why you must have received an advance copy Do some favour and share that office order copy for the claim you are making or stop creating panic among citizens….
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Pushpendra Singh
Pushpendra Singh@pushpendrakum·
Big Tax and penalty on foreign travel, coming soon.
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Bharat Gosani
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Mr. Chidambaram, this selective narrative does not change the bigger picture. India’s banking sector has undergone a structural turnaround, with stronger balance sheets, record profitability, and significantly improved asset quality. Focusing only on write-offs while ignoring recoveries, provisioning, and reforms is a deliberate attempt to undermine a genuine achievement. This is not the era of evergreening and hidden stress. The banking system is stronger, cleaner, and more resilient than ever before.
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P. Chidambaram
P. Chidambaram@PChidambaram_IN·
Dr C Rangarajan and Mr B Sambamurthy write: The reduction of gross NPAs was largely achieved by write-off of loans. During the last five years ending 2025, the write-offs were quite staggering at Rs 9.2 lakh crore and only about Rs 2.10 lakh crore recovered
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Bharat Gosani@BBGosani·
FIIs are not exiting India because of STT or capital gains tax they are reallocating globally amid elevated U.S. yields, dollar strength, and geopolitical tensions in West Asia. India continues to attract record domestic investment, robust tax collections, and strong GDP growth. The government has already cut corporate taxes, reduced income tax for the middle class, and invested heavily in infrastructure. Markets reward fundamentals, not tax-free speculation.
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Piyush Trades
Piyush Trades@piyush_trades·
Don’t be misguided. The rupee isn’t falling because the innocent common man is buying cooking oil or gold for his sister’s future. The rupee is falling because FIIs have sold ₹2 lakh crore worth of Indian stocks in 2026 alone and don’t intend to stop anytime soon. Instead of asking innocent people to struggle in public buses, please stop your rallies, come to the office, and abolish STT, LTCG, and STCG on an urgent basis.
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Bharat Gosani
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The government created the conditions for growth: lower corporate taxes, record infrastructure spending, PLI schemes, GST reforms, and improved ease of doing business. If companies chose deleveraging and cash accumulation over aggressive CapEx after Covid and global uncertainty, that reflects corporate caution, not government failure. Stronger balance sheets, reduced NPAs, booming manufacturing sectors, and rising infrastructure creation show the policy framework is working; private investment will follow as demand deepens.
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Amit Kumar Gupta
Amit Kumar Gupta@amitgupta0310·
From FY21 to FY25, corporate net profits tripled to ₹7.1 lakh cr (FY25) as corporate taxes were reduced by one-third and strong government investments pushed GDP growth. Corporate India retired its debt instead of investing profits in CapEx. Debt-to-Equity ratio for companies declined from 139% to 94%. Corporate cash reserves increased from ₹9L cr in FY21 to ₹16L cr in FY26. Private Investment to GDP ratio declined to a 20-year low from 16% during 2004-08 to 12% in FY23. FY26 investment halved from FY25. This reluctance of corporations to invest in growth has contributed to demand uncertainty (broken consumption) in India. Post-Covid, corporate profits of NSE 500 companies have grown at 30.8% annually. But investment has been disappointing. The promoters and their next generations are accumulating profits and setting up family offices elsewhere rather than investing in real assets (factories, technologies, R&D etc.) - Chief Economic Advisor Dr. V. A Nageswaran
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Bharat Gosani
Bharat Gosani@BBGosani·
Calling the FM incompetent ignores facts: income up to ₹12 lakh is effectively tax-free, GST 2.0 simplified compliance, and FY25 GST collections hit a record ₹22.08 lakh crore. India remains the world’s fastest-growing major economy, proving these reforms are delivering real results. If this is not performance for you then I doubt your financial intelligence!!!
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Venkatesh Alla
Venkatesh Alla@venkat_fin9·
PM & FM, India has never witnessed this level of inefficiency and incompetence in such critical positions. Especially the FM, where people are still struggling to understand what qualifications or performance justified handing over the Finance Ministry in the first place.
Muthukrishnan Dhandapani@dmuthuk

Some times comparisons are inevitable. Be it Dr.MMS or Chidambaram or BJP's own Jaswant Singh - used to address investors when markets go through such turmoil. They all met with foreign institutional investors too during such periods. None of us know what even Nirmala Sitharaman's view is on current turmoil.

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Bharat Gosani
Bharat Gosani@BBGosani·
Millions of new demat accounts are being opened, monthly SIP investments continue above ₹20,000 crore, and leading global firms like Blackstone, Goldman Sachs, and Morgan Stanley keep deepening their India bets. Foreign investor flows are driven by U.S. rates and global liquidity not by political rhetoric or television debates.
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Darshit Patel
Darshit Patel@darshitpatel84·
I totally Agreed what yesterday @narendramodi said. As a citizen we need to accommodate ourself due to geo political situation. But What about @FinMinIndia @nsitharaman @nsitharamanoffc - totally in sleeping mode. Just to put tax on everything is not the solution. Higher the tax- higher the tax evasion.. FII selling in india left-right-centre due to higher taxation but no effort from govt side review that situation…
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Bharat Gosani
Bharat Gosani@BBGosani·
The claim that retail investors are “in ICU” doesn’t stand up to the numbers. Millions of new demat accounts are being opened, monthly SIP investments continue above ₹20,000 crore, and leading global firms like Blackstone, Goldman Sachs, and Morgan Stanley keep deepening their India bets. Foreign investor flows are driven by U.S. rates and global liquidity not by political rhetoric or television debates.
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Odraputra Prataparudra Jagannatha Dasa
Madam we know “how shock absorbing” Indian markets have become. Retail investors are in ICU 😭🙏
RajStockWatch@RajStockWatch

@dmuthuk FM's views are very well articulated by her in parliament. In simple terms, she told them, they are unwanted and told to get out! And they have left taking out more than US$30B under her watch in last 5 years

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Bharat Gosani
Bharat Gosani@BBGosani·
Calling the FM a rubber stamp is political laziness. A rubber stamp doesn’t make income up to ₹12 lakh effectively tax-free, rationalize GST rates. Establishing the GST Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT), and drive major tax reforms while keeping India’s economy strong through global crises. Labels are easy; delivering structural reforms and measurable results is what real leadership looks like.
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krishna kumar
krishna kumar@kmarkri·
india is financially not in a good shape not because of present USA - Iran war .it is in bad shape due to last 12 years of this prime minister economic policies and for which it is useless to blame FM .she is a rubber stamp .in fact all ministers are so batting mr Amit shah . government is run by PMO . all economic data is fudged and manufactured .corporate growth numbers are below par for last few years .no sand person believe any of this government economic data .middle class is squizzed through taxes and more taxes .freebies is mantra to win election .saving rate is low . consumption is also low . nothing is right and nothing will be right as long this man is our PM.
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Bharat Gosani
Bharat Gosani@BBGosani·
@dmuthuk Why you tweet without even looking at the reports published by the @FinMinIndia. For the record Also please check on these reports before jumping to a conclusion like your Pappu client
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Muthukrishnan Dhandapani
Some times comparisons are inevitable. Be it Dr.MMS or Chidambaram or BJP's own Jaswant Singh - used to address investors when markets go through such turmoil. They all met with foreign institutional investors too during such periods. None of us know what even Nirmala Sitharaman's view is on current turmoil.
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