The income of six big business houses of the country is equal to 11 percent of India's GDP.

Most of the private business houses have also released their list of investments for the next five years

For the next five years, Tata Group Chairman N. Chandrasekaran has announced an investment of 7.2 trillion rupees or approximately 90 billion dollars...

Investment will be required to increase production and as a result employment may also increase. This whole system is connected with each other

It is necessary to pay attention to two pillars of India's economic sector. The first look is the order given by Air India for 470 passenger planes, if we add another 370 planes of option, the number of aircraft purchase stands at 840. This means that this deal is more than the total of 700 aircraft currently flying in India.

Another shock in the economic sector is that during the investment summit in Uttar Pradesh, top business houses announced an investment of three and a half trillion rupees. Other companies led by Mukesh Ambani, Kumar Mangalam Birla and Tata will also join the investment.

In Uttar Pradesh, which has four international airports, a Ram temple will be built on one side, while the foundations of new companies will be laid on the other. New employments and can be seen increasing with each round of Aarti of Lord Ram.

Chief Minister Yogi is planning to bring the situation of Uttar Pradesh during the rule of Mayawati and Mulayam to Ganga forever. Political observers are calling it a preparation for the 2024 Lok Sabha battle. In short, everyone's eyes are on the development of Uttar Pradesh and everyone is evaluating it with their own eyes.

Every state tries to cooperate with big and reputed business houses of the country. Uttar Pradesh's efforts seem to have been successful.

Foreign economic experts are giving different opinions on the impact of Indian business houses on the economic system. Most of the private business houses have also released their list of investments for the next five years. He has also indicated in which sector he will invest and how much he will invest. The specialty of India's business group is that these houses have been able to strengthen their foothold in every sector.

Big companies have shown readiness for new products in solar power, power generation, green hydrogen, highways, data centers, cloud services etc. Tata Group Chairman N. Chandrasekaran has announced an investment of 7.2 trillion rupees, which is approximately 90 billion dollars, for the next five years. The amount of investment made by Mukesh Ambani in various fields is about 10 trillion rupees. Reliance Group is investing heavily in renewable energy projects.

Vedanta's Anil Agarwal has shown potential investment of $75 billion in metal optical fiber and energy sector. Discussions are also going on to set up a semi-conductor plant with Foxconn. Sajjan Jindal's JSW Group is going to invest 22 billion dollars in steel and energy sector. The group is going to increase its cement production capacity by six times.

Aditya Birla Group, a leader in cement, metals, textiles, fertilizers, tires, etc., should not be forgotten in this list of investors.

Even though reading these figures one can say that it is not possible to invest as per the plan but it is seen that these people are interested in increasing the production. Investment will be required to increase production and as a result employment may also increase. This whole system is connected with each other.

Anil Ambani, Essar's Ruia Brothers and Andhra Pradesh's GMR, GVK and Lenco slipped into the Manmohan Singh government. Currently this is not possible as the Modi government is encouraging industries through various schemes.

With a stable government at the centre, foreign investors seem to have settled with India.

When it comes to foreign investment, it should not be forgotten that many companies in India are booming due to this investment.

Many new researches are being done in telecom, IT sector, pharmaceutical and automobile sector. The government is also providing sufficient support for that. Companies from South Korea, Japan and Russia are leveraging their political connections with India.

The income of six big business houses of the country is equal to 11 percent of India's GDP. In short, billions of husbands can enter any field and dominate that field.