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Hi Himesh,
This is a great question. I have been doing some research on this for a while to find out which sector safest at the same time can provide some decent returns. Here is what I came up with :
1. Media : I think media industry will keep thriving . People will need entertainment and will be able to sheel out money for quality entertainment. Although media space is getting crowded with so many tv channels and fil companies. But as usual not everyone will be able to survive. The key is to pick smart managed companies.
2. Education : There are few options for public investors to invest in education sector. All of us can see around us that young population is huge and parents spend money on education for child's future.
3. Infrastructure: The main reason Indian stocks may be under pressure is due to monsoon delay and not adequate rains around the country. This will force our govt policy makers to think about more investment in infrastructure.
Any other opinions ?