BIREN PADALIYA

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Happy Holi...!!!

Progress, no matter how slow, is still progress 🚶♂️➡️. It emphasizes consistency and perseverance in moving forward, even if the pace is gradual ⏳.

Life is about learning from the past without dwelling on it 🔄. Success comes to those who keep moving ahead, despite obstacles 💪. As long as you don’t give up, you’re always on the right path ✅.

#KeepMoving #ProgressMatters #NoGoingBack #StayConsistent #GrowthMindset

All the best Team India for Champions trophy 🏆..
Men in Blue 💙🔵💙.
Birth Anniversary of Jamsetji Tata Founder of Tata Group.
Happy Mahashivratri !!
Har Har Mahadev !!
New order - Factory activity Hits 6 Month High!
its Bad market with Good news...
Nifty Trading cheapest level on Fwd P/E...
Best time to buy India....
Source:ET
#equity #manufacturing
#india
#nifty
#sip
from ET Today Edition...Its time for Real Estate play and Commercial Real Estate Demand show good GDP ahead.
Best time to Add Equity in Portfolio.
#gdp
#india
#equity
Tribute to Hockey Wizard Major Dhyan Chandji on his death anniversary ...#hockey #majordhyanchand #india

India's fiscal deficit is projected at 4.75% of GDP in 2024-25, 19 basis points lower than budgeted, due to fiscal discipline and slower economic activity.
The government remains on track to achieve the 4.5% target in 2025-26.
Higher tax revenues and lower capital expenditure contribute to this positive outlook, despite some underperformance in non-tax revenues and disinvestment.

Read more at:
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/economy/indicators/indias-fiscal-deficit-to-fall-19-bps-below-target-ind-ra/articleshow/115730556.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppst

India’s fiscal deficit to fall 19 bps below target: Ind-Ra

India's fiscal deficit is projected at 4.75% of GDP in 2024-25, 19 basis points lower than budgeted, due to fiscal discipline and slower economic activity. The government remains on track to achieve the 4.5% target in 2025-26. Higher tax revenues and lower capital expenditure contribute to this positive outlook, despite some underperformance in non-tax revenues and disinvestment.

Economic Times