Month: September 2026

INDIA’S BIG WEALTH-CREATION MOMENT HAS ARRIVED!

INDIA’S BIG WEALTH-CREATION MOMENT HAS  ARRIVED!

STOCKS • GOLD • SILVER - Is This the Investment Window We Should Not Ignore? By CA Anil K. Jain ,Chartered Accountant | Macro - Economist | Policy Researcher | Author President – Ahimsa Foundation India India's economic engine is gathering strength. Now imagine the impact if bold fiscal reforms, investor-friendly taxation and stronger incentives for domestic and foreign capital follow. India today stands at an exceptionally important point in its economic journey. Despite geopolitical conflicts,...

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India Is Watching Its Water Commit Suicide: 1,500 Billion Cubic Metres Drown in the Sea Every Year While 600 Million Indians Face Drought

India Is Watching Its Water Commit Suicide: 1,500 Billion Cubic Metres Drown in the Sea Every Year While 600 Million Indians Face Drought

By CA Anil K. Jain Chartered Accountant | Economist | Policy Researcher | Author President – Ahimsa Foundation India India faces one of the most extraordinary water paradoxes in the world During the monsoon, enormous volumes of water surge through our rivers. Floods inundate towns, villages and agricultural land, while swollen rivers carry vast quantities of freshwater towards the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal. Yet only a few months later, many parts of the same country struggle with declini...

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1.5 TRILLION CUBIC METRES.

1.5 TRILLION CUBIC METRES.

That's How Much Water India Dumps Into Ocean Every Year "Share If You Think This Is Insanity"By: CA Anil K. Jain Chartered Accountant | Economist | Policy Researcher | Author President – Ahimsa Foundation India Email: CAINDIA@HOTMAIL.COM India faces a paradox that defies logic. Every year, the subcontinent receives bountiful monsoon rains that swell its rivers to overflowing. And every year, vast volumes of this precious freshwater—water that could sustain millions through the dry months—simply...

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Long- and Short-Range Missile Systems: A Strategic Industrial Opportunity for India

Long- and Short-Range Missile Systems: A Strategic Industrial Opportunity for India

By: CA Anil K. Jain Chartered Accountant | Economist | Policy Researcher | Author President – Ahimsa Foundation India Email: CAINDIA@HOTMAIL.COMWhy sovereign capacity, scalable production, resilient supply chains and responsible exports matter more than ever Old Article - Expanded and updated edition — data current to September 2026 Recent conflicts and military modernisation programmes show that precision-guided weapons, air- and missile-defence interceptors, stand-off weapons and their support...

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UPI Payments and the Introduction of MDR: A New Phase in India’s Digital Economy

UPI Payments and the Introduction of MDR: A New Phase in India’s Digital Economy

By: CA Anil K. Jain Chartered Accountant | Economist | Policy Researcher | Author President – Ahimsa Foundation India Email: CAINDIA@HOTMAIL.COMIndia’s digital payments revolution has entered an important new phase. The Unified Payments Interface (UPI), which has transformed the way Indians transfer money and pay merchants, has grown from a financial-technology innovation into a critical part of the country’s economic infrastructure. From street vendors and neighbourhood grocery stores to e-comm...

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BRICS 2026: India’s Strategy for a Multipolar World

BRICS 2026: India’s Strategy for a Multipolar World

By: CA Anil K. Jain Chartered Accountant | Economist | Policy Researcher | Author President – Ahimsa Foundation India Email: CAINDIA@HOTMAIL.COM The 2026 BRICS Summit highlights India’s growing role as a balancing power in a multipolar world. India seeks stronger trade, development finance, digital payments and rupee internationalisation while avoiding an anti-Western bloc. BRICS offers strategic autonomy and Global South leadership, but internal rivalries, trade imbalances and weak implementati...

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BRICS Summit 2026 in New Delhi

BRICS Summit 2026 in New Delhi

By: CA Anil K. Jain Chartered Accountant | Economist | Policy Researcher | Author President – Ahimsa Foundation India Email: CAINDIA@HOTMAIL.COM BRICS 2026 in New Delhi highlights India’s growing role in a multipolar world. With 11 members representing nearly half the global population, BRICS seeks stronger trade, development finance, energy security and local-currency settlements. India should pursue strategic autonomy—diversifying partnerships without replacing dollar dependence with Chinese o...

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India’s 7.8% GDP Controversy : Is It Politically Contested?

India’s 7.8% GDP Controversy :  Is It  Politically Contested?

By: CA Anil K. JainChartered Accountant | Economist | Policy Researcher | AuthorPresident – Ahimsa Foundation IndiaEmail: CAINDIA@HOTMAIL.COM What exactly happened? On 31 August 2026, MoSPI reported that India’s real GDP grew 7.8% year-on-year in April–June 2026 (Q1 FY2026-27). Real GDP was estimated at ₹81.36 lakh crore versus ₹75.46 lakh crore a year earlier. Nominal GDP was ₹88.27 lakh crore, up 10.3%. Prime Minister Narendra Modi described the result as a “herculean feat”, while Congress att...

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Current SCO Summit and Its Implications for India

Current SCO Summit and Its Implications for India

By: CA Anil K. JainChartered Accountant | Economist | Policy Researcher | AuthorPresident – Ahimsa Foundation IndiaEmail: CAINDIA@HOTMAIL.COM 1. Overview of the Summit 26th Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit is being held in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, from August 31 to September 1, 2026 with leaders from major member states—including Russia, China, India, Pakistan, Iran, and the Central Asian republics—participating in person or virtually. The summit’s agenda focuses on regional security,...

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INDIA’S CURRENT ECONOMIC SCENARIO AND FUTURE OUTLOOK

INDIA’S CURRENT ECONOMIC SCENARIO  AND FUTURE OUTLOOK

(Position as of September 2026) By: CA Anil K. JainChartered Accountant | Economist | Policy Researcher | AuthorPresident – Ahimsa Foundation IndiaEmail: CAINDIA@HOTMAIL.COM Introduction The Indian economy enters the second half of 2026 from a position of considerable strength. Despite geopolitical tensions, elevated energy prices, uncertainty surrounding world trade and volatile financial markets, India continues to be one of the fastest-growing major economies. The most significant recent deve...

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