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Chartered Accountant Nitin Kaushik shared the story of a man from a modest background who bought a ₹55 lakh 3BHK apartment in Surat after over a decade of steady savings. He avoided speculative investments, channeling funds into recurring deposits, gold schemes, and small village real estate near Surat, plus a rented 2-storey house and shop generating ₹22,000 monthly.
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari announced that soon Modi Govt will implement satellite-based Multi-Lane Free Flow tolling nationwide by end-2026, eliminating stops at toll plazas. Using AI, satellite tech and ANPR with FASTag, vehicles can pass at 80 km/h without barriers.
Nitin Kaushik outlines a simple “15-85 rule” for middle-class Indians: invest at least 15% of monthly income in low-cost index funds via SIPs, live on the remaining 85% without lifestyle inflation, and avoid high-interest debt like EMIs or credit cards. He emphasizes that consistent investing over 25-30 years, leveraging 12-15% equity returns and compounding, can grow wealth to ₹3-6 crore
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari told Parliament that the government has decided to implement electronic toll collection system on several routes to improve toll collection operations and facilitate smooth movement of vehicles. The electronic toll collection system will be implemented within a year, Minister Nitin Gadkari assured.
CA Nitin Kaushik provided a reality check on LinkedIn regarding the sufficiency of a ₹1.5 lakh monthly salary in metro cities, arguing that it often amounts to “urban survival disguised as success.” He detailed how rising costs quickly erode the high figure: rent typically costs ₹30,000, combined with ₹20,000 for food/weekends, ₹25,000 for vehicle EMIs, and ₹10,000 for miscellaneous expenses, leav
