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Patient Domestic Capital must be rewarded — not penalised.

In Parliament, AAP MP Raghav Chadha highlighted how long-term investment in India remains heavily taxed, discouraging patient domestic capital that is essential for sustainable economic growth.

While India seeks to become a global manufacturing and investment hub, excessive taxation on long-term investors sends the wrong signal — especially to small investors, startups, and domestic institutions.

Key points raised in the speech:
✔️ What patient domestic capital means
✔️ How current tax structures penalise long-term investors
✔️ Impact on India’s growth, savings, and entrepreneurship
✔️ Why India must incentivise patient capital
✔️ The need for fair and predictable tax policies

0:00 – Investment in India is heavily taxed
0:08 – Volatility of global capital & FPI exits
0:28 – How Indian investors saved the stock market
0:46 – Domestic investors deserve encouragement
1:06 – High capital gains tax & lack of certainty
1:26 – Long-term investment treated as speculation
1:40 – Patient capital must be rewarded, not penalised
1:49 – Over-taxing investment hurts wealth creation
2:02 – Falling bank deposit growth & its impact
2:31 – Why high loan costs hurt MSMEs & stability
2:41 – Suggestions: tax relief on savings & FDs
2:59 – Restore indexation for long-term capital gains
3:08 – Reduce excessive short-term capital gains tax
3:19 – Preserve and reward patient domestic capital


📌 A strong economy is built on long-term trust, stable policies, and rewarded investment.

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