India Is Growing at 7%. It May Still Be Too Slow for Viksit Bharat

Material question behind Viksit Bharat

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India's economy grew by more than 7% last quarter, but this may not be enough to realize Prime Minister Narendra Modi's dream of a developed country by 2047, Bloomberg writes

India's economy grew by more than 7% last quarter, but this may not be enough to realize Prime Minister Narendra Modi's dream of a developed country by 2047, Bloomberg writes.Modi expects that by 2047, when the country celebrates the 100th anniversary...

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India is growing at 7%. It may still be too slow for Viksit Bharat

India may need to sustain annual growth of more than 9% to achieve its developed-economy ambition by 2047. Economists say reaching that goal will require stronger manufacturing, private and foreign investment, exports, domestic savings and job creation, while avoiding the middle-income trap.

India’s 7% growth may not be enough for Modi’s 2047 developed nation goal - Hello Entrepreneurs

New Delhi: Indian economy is growing at a robust pace, but the growth rate may need to pick up significantly if Prime Minister Narendra Modi wants the country to become developed by 2047, economists said. The latest quarter is likely to show India with economic growth of over 7%. The result is good relative to […] <p>The post India’s 7% growth may not be enough for Modi’s 2047 developed nation goal first appeared on Hello Entrepreneurs.</p>