Finance minister Arun Jaitley on Friday hinted at undertaking more reforms, saying the country needs to better its growth rates in the given favourable global environment.
A month after the launch of the goods and services tax (GST), Jaitley said there is no finishing line for reforms and India still has to cover a long distance to remove poverty and bridge infrastructure deficit.
India needed to pump in a huge amount of funds in sectors such as health, education, rural infrastructure and irrigation, he said at the release of 'India Transformed - 25 Years of Economic Reform' in New Delhi.
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