What's your perspective on the India's future?

What's your perspective on the India's future? (Votes are anonymous)

  • It's a sinking ship

  • Gradual decline ahead

  • Steady as she goes

  • Bright future on the horizon

  • Golden age incoming


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You can't even work peacefully in India. What kind of future someone was talking about? it is darker than the black paint.

These things gonna increase considering the BJP controls most of these depts, and they don't like the fact that people chose different party over there. Either way, it's a common practice throughout the country.

Anyway, I would have taken court dates. Practically, these are not binding. It's easier to settle such fines after a few years in a lok adalat for a huge discount.
 
some funny comments under the video -
Ladla Retirement Yojna for peaceful retirement....... yeah.... might need it afterall
Nirmala tai 4 crore le jayegi 10 crore se. Baki Nikita legi Alimony mai


all this aside, how much amount you guys think is enough to retire in india
 
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some funny comments under the video -
Ladla Retirement Yojna for peaceful retirement....... yeah.... might need it afterall
Nirmala tai 4 crore le jayegi 10 crore se. Baki Nikita legi Alimony mai


all this aside, how much amount you guys think is enough to retire in india
why everyone is running for a specific milestone for retirement? the more you will have, the better. btw why anyone need to retire? work in a different field, there are many jobs that are light and still gives money. our grandmothers, grandfathers used to work even on 70-80 and now people are making retirement plan in this conflicted, unpredictable society. make as much as you can. and don't forgot yourself and your family in this process. That's all.
These things gonna increase considering the BJP controls most of these depts, and they don't like the fact that people chose different party over there. Either way, it's a common practice throughout the country.

Anyway, I would have taken court dates. Practically, these are not binding. It's easier to settle such fines after a few years in a lok adalat for a huge discount.
i have personally get abused and mental trauma from GST and Tax department. I stopped respecting government officials long time ago. i have no faith in system, nor in any of the 4 pillars.
 
why everyone is running for a specific milestone for retirement? the more you will have, the better. btw why anyone need to retire? work in a different field, there are many jobs that are light and still gives money. our grandmothers, grandfathers used to work even on 70-80 and now people are making retirement plan in this conflicted, unpredictable society. make as much as you can. and don't forgot yourself and your family in this process. That's all.
- yt trend i guess
- i think when 'working' people refer to retirement most if not all want to retire from the toxic/boss/bs work culture/work schedule and work as per their peace of mind..... this is a guess btw.
 
- i think when 'working' people refer to retirement most if not all want to retire from the toxic/boss/bs work culture/work schedule and work as per their peace of mind..... this is a guess btw.
ok then the best time is now. yeah, one can cry about this. toxic environment with money < pease with family.
 
all this aside, how much amount you guys think is enough to retire in india
It all depends on how early you are retiring and how long you expect to live afterwards. There was a formula to calculate for this on an Indian sub-reddit that I forgot the name of. (FIRE something?).
Roughly speaking the amount: Living alone in a rural area ? 80 lakhs to 1 crore, in cities? 1.5 crore. Multiply that by 0.5-0.7x extra for each additional family member. Wanna live a posh lifestyle with a family of 4? 10 crore minimum, maybe more in a major city.
 
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all this aside, how much amount you guys think is enough to retire in india

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A better question is, how long you gotta live?
 
It all depends on how early you are retiring and how long you expect to live afterwards. There was a formula to calculate for this on an Indian sub-reddit that I forgot the name of. (FIRE something?).
Roughly speaking the amount: Living alone in a rural area ? 80 lakhs to 1 crore, in cities? 1.5 crore. Multiply that by 0.5-0.7x extra for each additional family member. Wanna live a posh lifestyle with a family of 4? 10 crore minimum, maybe more in a major city.
10 crore for 2 people, inflation will go higher.
 
The first video is recent and the second video is 5 years old.
It's sad to see the inept governments not being able to stop this heinous drug trade.
Don't forget that Bonefix solution addiction in children. Remember Kamlesh? seems like it get limited to meme instead of actual solution that was needed.
 
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10 crore for 2 people, inflation will go higher.
Well you will be investing everything into your preference of asset and taking out only what's needed and when. This way you combat inflation and gain back a few percentage as well. If we assume inflation to be at a fixed rate of 7% (it's lower but lets assume) and you gain 10% ROI (which is an expected return on S&P 500, 12-15% for mutual funds) that will leave you with 3% which depending on your corpus can be a large amount of passive income. 3% of 10 crores is 2 lakhs 50 thousnd PER MONTH.
 
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