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    Modi 3.0 has heavy lifting to do on tax reforms to managing stock risks

    Economists outline key priorities for India's incoming government, emphasizing the need for growth, job creation, and macro stability. Pronab Sen highlights the importance of sustainable livelihoods, while Pranjul Bhandari suggests that 'easy' reforms could maintain 6.5% growth. However, achieving 70 million jobs requires politically sensitive reforms in agriculture, labor, and land. Additional recommendations include infrastructure investment, judicial reforms, enhancing export competitiveness, and further tax reforms, particularly bringing petroleum and power under GST.

    Stay patient; don't dabble in risk right away: Maneesh Dangi

    It is still likely that Modi would return, but the best case scenario for the market would be a Vajpayee like Modi versus one which continues to have animosity with state because that setup would be very-very bad for market.

    After sales of over Rs 12,000-crore in a day, FPIs could wait & watch

    Analysts anticipate pressure on the new government to balance coalition demands with economic policies. U R Bhat expects policy continuity despite BJP's lower seat count.

    Bonds poised for a major bull run in next five years: Maneesh Dangi

    I will tell you, first from a, let us say, asset classes point of view, we talked about equity, but a few people realise that return of Modi actually is absolutely loved by bonds because it sort of assures that this small risk of high fiscal deficit and potentially very high inflation has gone.

    Roughly half of the nations that invest in AI develop their own generative models, reveals the first global GenAI landscape

    AIport's Global Generative AI Landscape 2024 provides a comprehensive analysis of worldwide GenAI players, models, and contributions. It emphasizes inclusivity by offering a transnational perspective, ensuring a diverse representation in the global AI community.

    AI company Databricks finds India on a different trajectory, invests more

    Databricks, under CEO Ali Ghodsi, prioritizes India for investments to support startups with data solutions. The Mumbai infrastructure serves major clients, contributing to the company's $43 billion valuation.

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