The Indian economy has been one of the fastest-growing major economies over the past two decades. As we look ahead to the next 10 years, India’s economic landscape is poised for even more dynamic growth, transformation, and global influence. In this blog, we explore how the Indian economy might evolve by 2035, and how India’s position in the world economy could change. 1️⃣ Current Snapshot of the Indian Economy (as of 2025) GDP Size: ~$3.9 trillion (5th largest globally) Growth Rate: ~6-7% annually Demographics: Over 1.4 billion people, with a median age of 28 Key Sectors: IT & Services, Agriculture,...

1. Eco-Tourism & Homestay Services Kerala is a global tourist destination. Set up eco-friendly homestays, heritage stays, or houseboat rentals. Combine with local cuisine, Ayurveda, or cultural experiences. Startup Tip: Register on platforms like Airbnb and focus on international tourist seasons (Oct–Mar). 2. Organic Farming & Agri Business High demand for organic vegetables, spices, and rice. Kerala’s fertile land and educated population are ideal for sustainable farming. Sell via organic stores or start a farm-to-home delivery app. Bonus: Government grants available under the Krishi Vigyan Kendra programs. 3. Ayurveda Products or Clinic Kerala is the birthplace of Ayurveda. Start an...

Technology is transforming our world faster than ever. As artificial intelligence (AI), automation, and robotics advance, certain jobs are likely to become obsolete—or drastically reduced—within the next decade. While this doesn’t mean all these roles will vanish overnight, it’s crucial to stay informed and adapt. Below are 10 jobs that are at high risk of disappearing by 2035: 1. Data Entry Clerks Why it’s at risk: Automation tools and AI software like Optical Character Recognition (OCR) now perform data entry more accurately and much faster. Companies are replacing manual input jobs with robotic process automation (RPA). Future Outlook: Basic data...

Kerala, often called God’s Own Country, has a very unique economy compared to the rest of India. High literacy, strong human development, global diaspora, tourism, and service sector drive Kerala’s economy today. But what about the future? Here is a detailed projection: 1️⃣ Current Strengths of Kerala Economy (2025 Snapshot) High Human Development Index (HDI) Remittances from Gulf countries (NRI income) Tourism (health, wellness, nature) IT & Services sector (Technopark, Infopark, startups) Education and healthcare hub 2️⃣ Key Drivers for Kerala's Future Economy (Next 10 Years) a) Shift from Gulf Remittance Dependency Return migration from Gulf due to job saturation...

Kerala, God’s Own Country, is not just a top tourist destination but also a fertile ground for aspiring entrepreneurs. With its rich culture, high literacy rate, growing digital penetration, and abundant natural resources, Kerala offers immense potential for starting small businesses. Whether you're a first-time entrepreneur or someone looking to switch from a job to a business, here are 15 profitable small business ideas you can start in Kerala with low to moderate investment. 1. Homestay or Guest House Business Tourism is one of the strongest sectors in Kerala. If you have an unused space or a traditional home, you...