Modi 3.0 begins!

All the exit polls show a clear win for NDA. BJP has done outstanding work. It has entered the southern states as well as per the exit polls.

- Narendra Modi's BJP, re-elected for a historic third term, lost its parliamentary majority and now relies on coalition partners. - Coalition partners TDP and JDU demand significant funding for state projects ahead of the budget, potentially costing 0.2% of India's GDP. - Investors are keen to see if Modi can adapt to coalition politics while maintaining fiscal discipline and business-friendly reforms. - Modi faces challenges like rural hardship and joblessness, which analysts say contributed to BJP's election setbacks. - The new budget, supported by a record transfer from the Reserve Bank of India, aims to balance coalition demands and economic goals. Source: Financial Times; Image Credits: India Today

Can't fool people for too long!

- Narendra Modi's independence day speech emphasized 'reform' but lacked the conviction of past promises. - The BJP's loss of majority in June has forced Modi to consult allies and retreat on some legislation. - Analysts say Modi's third term is weakened, facing a stronger opposition led by Rahul Gandhi. - Business leaders are uncertain about the impact on Modi's pro-business agenda and ambitious reforms. - Upcoming state elections and by-elections will be crucial for Modi's government's forward momentum. Source: [Financial Times](https://www.ft.com/content/f4caa4d3-2618-48e2-b1c2-890a08362ac9)

Market will crash by 3000+ for Nifty 50. Our foreign policy will collapse & become inefficient. FDI will decrease. Manufacturing will take a hit. Basic corruption will increase. What else you can add more?

Looks like things aren’t as rosy as they would have seemed for BJP Most NDA projections seem to be ending at 320 as upper cap What are you guys thinking? What does this mean for India? What does it mean for us?