THE INDIAN ECONOMY IS DEAD.

By Sk.sajid

 




Rahul gandhi said:   THE INDIAN ECONOMY IS DEAD.


1. Adani-Modi partnership

2. Demonetisation and a flawed GST

3. Failed “Assemble in India”

4. MSMEs wiped out

5. Farmers crushed


Modi has destroyed the future of India’s youth because there are no jobs. 


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THE INDIAN ECONOMY IS DEAD – Who Killed It?

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India was once hailed as the next big global growth engine. Today, many believe it's in crisis. Jobs are vanishing, the youth are struggling, and the backbone of the economy—MSMEs and farmers—have been pushed to the edge.


So, what happened?


Let’s break it down.


1. The Adani-Modi Nexus: Crony Capitalism at Its Worst

The rise of Gautam Adani, one of India’s richest men, has been nothing short of meteoric. But critics argue that his rise coincides too neatly with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s time in power.


Massive infrastructure contracts have been awarded to the Adani Group.


Concerns over monopolization in ports, airports, and energy sectors are growing.


Accusations of bending rules and receiving favorable treatment have plagued the relationship.


Is this partnership helping India grow, or concentrating wealth into the hands of a few?


2. Demonetisation & Flawed GST: The Double Blow

In 2016, PM Modi suddenly announced the demonetisation of ₹500 and ₹1,000 notes—paralyzing cash-based businesses and wiping out savings overnight.


Then came GST (Goods and Services Tax)—a reform meant to simplify taxation but implemented in a chaotic and burdensome way for small businesses.


Crores of informal jobs were lost.


Small traders couldn’t keep up with compliance.


Consumption slowed, and economic activity took a hit.


3. ‘Assemble in India’—A Broken Promise

‘Make in India’ was supposed to turn India into a global manufacturing hub. But instead of boosting exports and creating jobs, we became more dependent on imports—especially from China.


Manufacturing share in GDP remains stagnant.


India missed the global supply chain shift during COVID-19.


Policy uncertainty drove away investors.


In short: Assembly lines never came. Only slogans did.


4. MSMEs—India’s Job Engine—Crushed

Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) contribute over 30% to India’s GDP and employ over 110 million people. But under Modi’s rule, they’ve been hit the hardest:


Poor access to credit


Burdensome GST filings


Lockdowns with no real support


Thousands of businesses shut down permanently. And with them, millions of jobs disappeared.


5. Farmers: Betrayed and Broken

India’s farmers, who feed 1.4 billion people, have faced:


Rising input costs


Low MSP (Minimum Support Price) guarantee


The controversial farm laws (later withdrawn) that triggered the largest farmer protest in world history


Instead of being empowered, farmers were pushed to the brink—many into debt, and some into despair.


The Final Blow: Unemployment and Hopelessness

India’s youth unemployment rate is one of the highest in the world. Graduates with degrees are driving rickshaws or sitting idle at home.


No new industries


No startup boom for the masses


No skill-based job growth


This is not just an economic crisis—it’s a generational betrayal.


Conclusion: Who Will Revive India’s Economy?

The Indian economy isn’t just slowing down—it’s bleeding.


Bold slogans and billion-dollar deals won’t bring back jobs, revive MSMEs, or feed the farmers. What India needs is:


Transparent governance


Inclusive economic policies


Real support for small businesses and rural sectors


The youth are watching. The world is watching. And history will judge.





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