Nilaya Varma

Nilaya Varma

Nilaya Varma is Partner and Leader, Markets, Enablement at KPMG in India.


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Budget 2025 is an opportunity to create concrete steps to help India build a more robust and self-reliant economic foundation, focusing on long-term resilience, efficiency, and competitiveness
This handout photograph taken and released on June 10, 2024 by the Indian Press Information Bureau (PIB) shows India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi (C) holding the first cabinet meeting, in New Delhi. - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled on June 10 his coalition government after a surprise election setback lost his Hindu-nationalist party an overall majority. The 71 members of his government took the oath of office after Modi on June 9, with 11 posts going to coalition allies who extracted them in exchange for their support -- including five in the top 30 cabinet posts. (Photo by PIB / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / INDIAN PRESS INFORMATION BUREAU (PIB) " - NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS
The multi-party cabinet must embark on aspirational programmes and prioritise five key areas—job creation, youth unemployment, economic stability, empowerment, and inclusivity
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This is a discussion on the need for unwavering commitment to eight key areas that will shape India's economic and social destiny
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This is a crucial opportunity for Indian leaders to leverage the G20 forum to redraw the contours of policy discourse around emerging web technologies. In this time of persistent technological upheaval, India can anchor the next decade of change by creating the foundation for Web3
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Leading political parties should look at increasing their focus on these core development issues, and giving the Indian millennial a say in their country’s growth story
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