Economy: The general narrative seems to be that Modi will return to power and the Indian economy will grow strongly, even if the global economy is struggling. But there may be other reasons to be worry. The Israel-Palestine war is now leading to other problems like the Houthi seizing ships. Rising oil prices are a big threat. Also, China and Pakistan will relentlessly try and harm India. There is also the threat of a new Covid wave.
Law: After coming back to power, Modi may finally focus on legal reforms, including liberalisation. This is the last sector of the country that is still in licence raj mode. However, NLU nationalisation doesn’t seem likely.
The growth of economy hasn't meant anything positive for the mass, because it's a jobless growth, coupled with growing income inequality, inflation and unemployment. That's been the hallmark of the Modi government during the last decade. Industrialists close to the government have benefitted, not the ordinary people. The make in India initiative has stagnated, China is still breathing on our necks and increased its influence in the subcontinent, and people are still voting on religion and caste, instead of basics like health, education and jobs.
Economy in deadwater due to deceleration of exports. Batch of 2025 looking at probably the most disastrous placement season in recent memory. All we can hope for is that we have a stable government next year.
Law: After coming back to power, Modi may finally focus on legal reforms, including liberalisation. This is the last sector of the country that is still in licence raj mode. However, NLU nationalisation doesn’t seem likely.
Tech: Verdict is still out on AI.
10 years of super majority.
Laws passed without debates, interviews or accountability.
But change will come when Modi will come back to power?
Better to go on vacation.