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Full Rooms, Falling Stocks | Big Money Eyes Indian Roads and Grids | More Milk, Even With a Dry Sky

Good Morning, I'm Nelson John. On today's Top of the Morning: India's top hotels posted record FY26 earnings, yet their stocks slid up to 35%. Canara Bank's new chief moved to reassure investors as SEBI's ₹15 lakh crore probe into Rajesh Exports widened. A new rule now forces solar projects to use Indian-made cells, and it's nudging tariffs higher. Global investor I Squared Capital is lining up a fresh India infrastructure fund. And India's milk output is set to rise 6% despite a weaker monsoon. Five stories, one clear briefing. Listen now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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15 min
4 juni

India Hit With New Tariffs | ₹15 Trillion Fraud? | The Deal That's 99% Done

Good Morning, I'm Nelson John. Today on Top of the Morning: Washington proposes fresh tariffs on India and 59 others over forced labour, even as Ambassador Gor says the bigger India-US deal is 99 percent done. The cabinet clears nearly 20,000 crore rupees for jet fuel stability and cleaner transport in Delhi-NCR. Suzlon reinvents itself from a wind-turbine maker into a full-stack renewable player. And SEBI bars Rajesh Exports, alleging it inflated revenue by a staggering 15 trillion rupees. Listen now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

4 juni

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16 min
29 maj

Why India Is Winning The Global GCC Race | AI, Skills & Hiring Trends ?

India is no longer just the back office of the world; it is rapidly becoming the global hub for capability, innovation, and AI-led transformation.In this episode of Why Not Mint Money, host Avanne Dubash speaks with Roop Kaistha, Managing Director – APAC at AMS, about the future of GCCs in India, the rise of AI-driven hiring, leadership shortages, internal mobility, workforce transformation, and the evolving role of talent strategy. From Agentic AI and GenAI adoption to notice-period challenges, tier-2 city expansion, and the shift from pyramid-shaped to diamond-shaped organisations, this conversation explores how GCCs are redefining the future of work. They discuss: AI hiring, GCC talent crisis, GenAI adoption, leadership gaps, workforce transformation, tier-2 hiring trends, future of work, and India’s $100B GCC opportunity. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

29 maj

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26 min
2 juni

Why Foreign Money Skips India | Adani's Hidden Builder | Mythos Too Dangerous to Release |

Five stories from India and the world, in twelve minutes. Adani's quiet infrastructure giant AIIL has crossed ₹50,000 crore in orders. Timex India is betting on watches under ₹10,000 even as it pushes Aston Martin at the top end. Foreign investors are staying selective on Indian bonds. The RBI meets this week with the rupee sliding and oil elevated. And Anthropic's Mythos is forcing a hard conversation about powerful AI. Hosted by Nelson John. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

2 juni

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19 min
2022-03-30

Tibetan Music : The music of the Himalayas

Tibetan music is the music of Tibet and is a reflection of its culture. The music can transport you imaginatively to the Himalayas. The tradition of singing Buddhist parables among Tibetans is over centuries old. Because of the high altitude, singing was a more convenient and entertaining form of communication for nomads and farmers. The most interesting thing about them was that even though they were illiterate, they would remember all chapters from the Tibetan epics by heart and would sing, dance, and also enact scenes. With time, different types of music developed in the region ie. religious, secular classical and folk, modern-day pop, and traditional eclectic. All of these genres have their own unique style. Want to know more about Tibetan music? Tune in now to listen!

2022-03-30

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14 min
27 maj

Your Salary, On Auto-Invest | Made In India, Sold Abroad | GIFT City Goes After Global Money

On today's Top of the Morning with Nelson John, we cover five stories shaping India's money and markets. SEBI has proposed letting employers deduct mutual fund investments straight from your salary, before it hits your account. We break down what it means and who it leaves out. We unpack the myths investors carry into a global crisis as the oil shock rattles markets. We look at the honest scorecard on India's PLI manufacturing push, big wins in electronics and uneven results elsewhere. We dig into how GIFT City is courting fintech firms and Gulf money to rival Dubai and Singapore. And we track the redesigned standard gauge Vande Bharat as India tries to export its trains to the world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

27 maj

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11 min
25 maj

India’s solar makers lose access to the U.S. market | Indian IT feels the visa squeeze | Airtel’s new 5G plans bring net neutrality back into focus

Good Morning, I'm Nelson John. On today's Top of the Morning: India's six biggest IT firms saw H-1B approvals fall nearly 40%, and they're moving more work home. India climbed to No. 2 among emerging markets in April, but the oil behind it is straining the rupee. US tariffs above 230% have wiped out India's solar exports, so makers are sourcing cells from Ethiopia. Airtel's new 5G priority plans have reopened the net neutrality fight. And a home services startup is recording inside customers' homes to train physical AI. Five stories worth your morning. Listen now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

25 maj

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13 min
22 maj

Bajaj’s Next Big Move | Traders Are Obsessed With Nifty 23,800 | India’s Ev Bus Revolution Is Almost Complete

Good Morning, I’m Nelson John. India’s electric bus rollout is entering its final phase, the Bajaj family is making a major healthcare bet after decades of restraint, LIC says global tensions could affect household savings, sugar exports are slowing sharply, and traders are closely watching the Nifty’s 23,800 resistance level. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

22 maj

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17 min
2025-10-30

Fraud, fear and loathing from Jamtara to Sihanoukville

"I wanted to use fraud as a way to look at our society today. We have a fraud underworld industry that employs multitudes. If you have such a large number of people who will readily go over to the ethically grey zone -- they join to help family and then they find there's no coming back -- they are an incredible asset not just for someone running a scam in India but anyone anywhere in the world who is trying to target any demographic. The story of fraud is the story of globalisation and to my mind, more vice versa. It's a workforce that has also come to the attention of these very sophisticated transnational scam cartels, proper cyber crime mafias from China. They can see that people can be very easily lured into migrating to some of the scam cities being set up in South East Asia where there is very little regulation and the political class is complicit. Those who are lured, some younger than 20, are kept in closed compounds and they could lose their lives if they refuse to scam. In India, decades of inequality has pushed some people to the point where they feel they have nothing to lose. It is a matter of survival. The human trafficking part of this is grisly and the truth is it's continuing at a very large scale."- Snigdha Poonam, author, Scamlands; Inside the Asian Empire of Fraud that Preys on the World talks to Manjula Narayan about the scam ecosystem powered by a transnational workforce from low income countries that's leaving a trail of devastation from Delhi to Manchester, Texas and Melbourne. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

2025-10-30

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50 min
19 maj

Why TCS Wants 5% of Staff Marked As Underperformers | Adani Pays $275 Million to Close an Iran Case | WHO Calls Ebola a Global Emergency

Good Morning, I'm Nelson John. Today on Top of the Morning, five stories about pressure and how institutions respond when it shows up. TCS has quietly told managers to classify 5% of employees as underperformers under "Band D," right after completing a 12,200-person workforce cut. We break down what Band D actually means, why this 5% quota is new, and what it says about margins in the IT sector. Vodafone Idea has reported its first profitable quarter in six years but most of that ₹51,970 crore profit is a one-time accounting gain from revised AGR dues. We unpack what the real underlying numbers look like. Adani Enterprises has agreed to pay $275 million to the US Treasury's OFAC over LPG shipments allegedly linked to Iran. Here's what the settlement covers and what's still open. India's palm oil import bill is climbing fast, and Indonesia's B50 biodiesel mandate is the next pressure point on global supply. And the WHO has declared the Ebola outbreaks in Congo and Uganda a Public Health Emergency of International Concern. Here's what India is doing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

19 maj

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12 min

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