Indians buying laptops after import restrictions 🫠

For anyone that thinks the government cares about you, they don’t. They only care about those that fund them. https://twitter.com/blurt2kc/status/1687029133262643200?s=46&t=-Y8gJsKWsnMPnWZzk9ilMQ

What do you all think about the laptop import ban? Good or bad?

I am aware the title is mushy. After reading ET and Indian Express this morning, I'm still not very clear on the exact situation. Bkl word count bhadane me lage hain 🤦🏻 - Is the ban completely in effect or will be by 1st Nov? - Is it even a ban or are we being misguided by headlines again? How could it affect us? I was planning to buy a laptop, GPU and Monitor after some saving. Seems like I'd have to rush before prices jump up. Or go back to my i3-2120 🥺. Very interesting that this overlaps nicely with launch of 🤮 JioBooks. Helping their sale in lower price segment.

Will buying an iPhone from the US really save money, then buying it from India?

Brick and mortar coaching centers are creating 10000s crore revenue while in line Ed tech are struggling... . Paytm biggest revenue is coming from that physical soundbox which say " Paytm se 100 rs prapt hue" While it's online services are struggling to get profitable. Is this global phenomenon or just indian thing ? And why do Indian behave in this particular fashion? And will this behaviour make any online service difficult to scale in India?

Need some sensible inputs.

Both indexes began diverging sometime close to when Fed started to aggressively hike rates. It appears that the post-COVID rally was more favourable to the S&P but NIFTY is currently outperforming on absolute returns. My idea is fundamentally simple. Financial prudence during the raging recovery paid off for us, the economy appears resilient and poised to do well in the near to mid-term. It also reflects that markets are pricing recessionary risk very differently to both markets. Any ideas by others?