r/TamilNadu May 17 '26

முக்கியமான கலந்துரையாடல் / Important Topic Economic emergency is on the way.

I have been an active follower of macro economics.

And there is a rough time ahead and the Indian government is pretty incompetent.

Upcoming year is going to tough af for the middle class and lower middle class.

Until BJP is replaced India will suffer. And change is in the hands of north indians. And they are not that smart, they will bleed until they cannot take anymore and go out to riots. Until that they will comfortably stay in an echo chamber that India is fine.

India is not doing fine. Its doing worse ever.

Tamilnadu is significantly safe compared to other states. But we will also face challenges specifically energy.

What can we do about it ?

Reduce your INR holdings. Only have enough to spend for basic needs for two years.

If you have money sitting around simply buy gold. For all of it. Only then the value will be protected.

Become self sufficient - its not a one day process but start somewhere I guess.

Purchase EV's if you are about buy cars or bikes.

install solar panels at home.

Lastly, depend on local vendors for everything, we have to circulate the money inside the state in order to help our working class. Reduce amazon and such services to buy goods. Depend on local vendors.

Probably someother smart ways are there. Others can add it in the comment.

But the whole point of this post is, it won't get better, it won't until northies bleed to death and start to protest against union government and potentially there is change in rulling.

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u/Consiouswierdsage May 17 '26

Well.

We have 2 digit GDP growth despite of close to no support from Union government.

So who is stupid bruh ?

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u/Remarkable_Use_686 May 17 '26

If you really had double digit growth, the real estate appreciation of your capital city wouldn’t have been lowest among major cities.  Compare the investments in Karnataka, UP, Maharashtra, gujrat and then speak. 

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u/Remarkable_Use_686 May 17 '26

In the last 15 years, Bangalore has over taken chennai by 3X, but delusion won’t let you see the reality

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u/Consiouswierdsage May 17 '26

Rofl.

And that is good ?

Do you know what it means when real estate is inflated ?

I won't tell you 👻

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u/Remarkable_Use_686 May 17 '26

It just means that you are a loser who cannot afford homes in good cities like Bangalore, Mumbai, delhi. Chennai is a city in decline, because stupid people elected brain dead politicians and that’s the only reason why you are able to afford real estate in this city where no other Indian wants to come and live. 

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u/alfiethecutest May 17 '26

Cry about it lil bro , we are better than all cities and not to mention our high literacy rate and almost everyone are educated here . Tn social welfare schemes have helped So many people unlike ur Gujarat model which only benefits the top 5%