Prime Minister's economic adviser, Gaurav, is deeply related to Jamshedpur, left the congress and joined BJP - Jamshedpur News Gauurav Vallabh appointed Premier Modi Economic Advisory Council

BJP spokesman Gaurav Vallabh was included in the Prime Minister’s Economic Advisory Board. He has a deep connection to Jamshedpur where he taught in Xlri. Vallabh, who began a political journey from Congress, joined the BJP due to ideological differences. He got into the spotlight by asking Sambit Patra in a TV debate. His appointment is an honor for his economic experience. Jagran Correspondent, Jamshedpur. BJP National spokesman and economist, prof. Gaurav Vallabh, has been appointed as a member of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Economic Advisory Board (EAC-PM). Born in Pipad Village in Jodhpur district Rajasthan, Vallabh, Rajasthan, has a deep connection with Jamshedpur. He served as professor of Xlri Jamshedpur from 2003 to 2017. During this time, he not only taught in the field of economics and finances, but also proved his expertise by holding lectures in the country and abroad. He was also the state financing adviser during the Madhu Koda government in Jharkhand. The political journey began with the congress through Vallabh to the congress. His eloquence and logic recognized him at national level. In 2019, he disputed from Jamshedpur Eastern Assembly seat, but did not succeed. In 2023 he dispute the meeting election of Udaipur in Rajasthan, but also faced a defeat. In 2024 he left the party due to ideological differences with Congress and an anti -confirmation and joined BJP on the same day. Gaurav asked Sambit Patra, this question raised the popularity of Gaurav Vallabh when he asked BJP spokesman Sambit Patra in a TV debate: “How much is there in a trillion?” This video has become viral on social media and its economic understanding has discussed at national level. His specialty to offer complicated economic subjects in simple language makes him an effective speaker. The Prime Minister’s Economic Advisory Board, led by prof. S Mahendra Dev, plays an important role towards the country’s economic policy. The appointment of Vallabh is a recognition of his economic and policy experience, and it is also a matter of pride for Jamshedpur. Vallabh is currently the president of the Dungarpur District Cricket Association, which reflects its social activism. He received a gold medal in graduation from Bangar College, Pali. He then received his higher education at Maharishi Dayanand Saraswati University in Ajmer and completed his PhD at Rajasthan University. He is also a chartered accountant who has provided his economic expertise and a strong basis.