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High economic growth will spare India from debt trap, say experts

Finance panel had indicated that total debt could touch 90% of GD

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Compared with the 70 per cent debt-GDP ratio seen in each of the three years before FY21

Indivjal Dhasmana New Delhi
With the Lok Sabha passing the Appropriation Bill on Wednesday, one of the crucial issues confronting the government is the high debt trajectory its expenditure boost will entail. 
 
The medium-term fiscal policy strategy tabled in Parliament along with the Union Budget did not delve into the debt trajectory as it would be dealt with by a new Fiscal Respo­nsibility and Budget Management (FRBM) law. However, the 15th finance commission’s recommendations prescribe a road map for the debt trajectory of the Centre and states till financial year 2025-26 (FY26).
 
The road map indicated that the total debt of the

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