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The world has been taken by storm by one of the most unique and interesting entities in the heavy metal world these past few years, BABYMETAL. With what's been coined as "kawaii-metal" ("kawaii" meaning cute), this band headed by vocalists Su-metal, Moametal, and Yuimetal takes the Japanese pop idol genre and flips the script by incorporating it over heavy metal instrumentation backed by The Kami Band. Just releasing their second album Metal Resistance this past April worldwide, the lore behind BABYMETAL's origins are as close-knit and mysterious as you can get, with the band praising their existence to a higher being known as the Fox God. BABYMETAL is like a fantastical journey where in lies beneath are songs powered by positivity and tolerance.

BABYMETAL have seldomand the fine line between growth and fiscal deficit needs to be struck. Lastly, the protectionist approach of Donald Trump adds a new global dimension to risk in Indian markets and that needs to be factored in and provided for. Here are some of the key macroeconomic takeaways…

Big push for rural spending and infrastructure

This could be one of the key macroeconomic themes of the Union Budget. Rural India has already suffered due to weak Rabi sowing season and the fall in rural incomes have also hit rural people quite badly. The budget is likely to focus on putting big money in the hands of the rural people through rural spending programs and rural infrastructure investments. The intent is that this will trigger a virtuous cycle in rural India