Let Us Build a Stronger India
In modern economies, financial strength is no longer measured only by GDP or foreign reserves, but by how deeply citizens participate in wealth creation. When equity markets are limited to institutions and elites, growth remains fragile and uneven. Let's Build a Stronger India Wider equity participation democratizes capital, channels household savings into productive enterprises, and aligns citizens with the nation’s economic future. It transforms ordinary savers into long-term stakeholders of corporate and national success. Thus, equity ownership becomes not merely a personal financial choice, but a structural pillar of national resilience, autonomy, and strategic confidence. Pesawala strongly believes that a wider equity participation does not just make individuals wealthier, it makes the nation more resilient, autonomous, and strategically confident. Jai Mata Di. Let's dive deeper. Domestic Capital Reduces Dependence on Foreign Money When common citizens participate in equi...
