India fearless against recession...

The thriving work culture in superpowers like America and Britain is getting disrupted day by day. Giant companies like IBM, Google and Twitter are preparing thousands of layoffs and unemployment. Even in India, the company has caught the employees sweating in Infosys and Wipro. This is creating a monster of unemployment like a cat's top and preparing to nurture its minion 'recession'. It has started to cover the black clouds of global recession. America's economy ranks first in the world and trades with most countries. The US dollar is a global currency. Hence, the recession of America will not be without impact on the countries of the world. Unemployed workers want to start a startup but no one is willing to provide funds. The President of the United States himself is caught in the investigation of secret documents. US intelligence agencies are now targeting Biden himself. These are the characteristics of Pakistan. America's image is getting salty. So where to focus on unemployment! Britain itself is becoming poorer as the public demands an increase in the retirement age. These are the employees who are included in the retrenchment amount. It is obvious that no one can swallow the sudden water, but now they are sitting to blame the government for their unemployment. Which directly affects the economy. Today, the opposite effects have started on the economy. e. S. The recession of 2008 took the world by storm and it started in AD. S. It happened in 2007 from America. The recession of 2008 was the worst since the Great Depression of the 1930s, affecting the poor countries of Europe. Signs of recession are nothing new. For two years, the Covid pandemic has imposed a strong control on economic policies in most of the countries of the world. Had the global supply chain been maintained, we would not have faced such a dire situation. Now the pandemic has been replaced by layoffs that have had disproportionate effects on leading economies. Energy prices have skyrocketed and governments seem to have lost control of rising inflation rates. The government rules the people and collects taxes from the people's money, but if the people don't have the money to pay the tax, not even two money will come out! Where is India's place in this global problem? There is also a cycle of mass layoffs in India. A Bloomberg survey has given a positive observation for India's economic climate and has shown a zero percent chance of a recession in India. Researchers say that despite the Indian currency reaching 80 rupees per dollar, the chances of a recession in India are very low. It is a fact that even though the IMF has lowered India's economic growth forecast for the current financial year from 8.2 per cent to 7.4 per cent, E. S. In the period of 2023-24, India will also have a place among the fastest growing economies in the world. India's manufacturing sector has attracted foreign direct investment of $21.34 billion during the financial year 2022-23, representing a year-on-year growth of 76 percent. Singapore and America contribute 27 percent and 17.84 percent respectively to the total foreign investment followed by Mauritius 15.17 percent, Netherlands 7.86 percent and Switzerland 7.31 percent. If we look at the layoff market, ignoring the IMF report, India's workforce is versatile. Instead of depending on just one job, employees who are employed at different locations do not feel the pain of losing one job. Taking the lesson of firing people from the corona period, the Indian people planned to get another means of income, that's why India recovered quickly after the corona. While America-Britain has become half-hearted today. While economies around the world, including the USA, Europe and China, are shrinking, the Indian economy is growing strongly. On the one hand, there is the gloom of decline and despair, on the other, a world of hope, optimism and immense potential....

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