Japan

“We'll be the third largest economy, because today we are at 3.4 trillion, by March 24, we'll be 3.7 trillion, Germany is 4.3, and Japan is 4.4, so we'll not take it. In the next two, three years, we'll not take it. They're not growing.”

“In the 1950, we had the richest economy in Asia because China was destroyed, Southeast Asia was destroyed, Japan was destroyed. Of the five richest families in Asia, three were Indian.”

“In three to three and a half years time, we will go past Japan. Then we will be However you measure it, the world's third largest economy.”

“When India got such independence, all the South Asian countries China, you know even Singapore and others, Thailand, Indonesia, they were at Korea, Japan, they were all at the same level.”

“One percent or so of the world ships are built by us. Almost half are built by China. And if you include Japan and Korea, something like 90% or something like that of ships are built by just those three countries.”

“One of the keys to understanding him, I think is he's not really Japanese. He's Korean. And For those among among your audience in India may not be familiar with this. It's being Korean in Japan is the equivalent of what hopefully I'd like to think things are …”

“And this is now in the zero to one stage where there are closed pilots taking place and not just in India, but now in, in, in Japan and France as well.”

“Innovation is going to become not just concentrated in one country anymore. It is going to be India. It's going to be China. It's going to be Europe. It's going to be Japan, right? So there's going to be a lot more fragmented innovation that's going to happen.”

“In fact, I think Taiwan was the biggest investor in in China for a long time. I think next only to Japan.”

“Japan was the first country that affect, that was affected by this ban, and I believe that they are in a far better position now, because they've diversified, they figured out what to do. They're in a slightly better position than all the other countries now. …”