Comments by "srini sbir" (@srinisbir8781) on "Sharad Sharma, Rahul Handa, Sumit Seth u0026 Rohini Srivathsa on digital economies u0026 India's way forward" video.

  1. India's GDP also increased since then. It was 2.04 trillion in 2014, and it is close to 3.3 trillion dollars. In UPA, there was nothing called COVID, Russia-Ukraine war, etc. Post 2019, things have been quite wild. As India grows, India's power needs also increases, so more imports of Oil, gas, and coal, and, more so, thanks to AAP government for giving power for free. This import of crude is bound to increase the dollar pressure. Our foreign reserves are much better than in 2014. TO give you a perspective, our dollar reserves dollar reserves was 300 billion dollars, compared to now close to 550 billion dollars. We were at one point close to 640 billion dollars, but thanks to the fed rate hikes, that has gone down. Compare India's situation even with Bangladesh, and you will know who is closer to SriLanka. Don't spread rumours without any kind of knowledge.
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  2.  @modappalingappa62  Also, if you so like you think Pakistan and SriLanka is better off that India, then by all means go there. WHy wait for indices to tell you that?
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