 "car manufacturing, vehicle")
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will surely exhort the Davos crowd later this month to come help make a New India. "Make in India" is a great slogan -- but more of what we buy, or what the rest of the world buys is not yet being "Made in India".
After the 1991 liberalisation and subsequently with a benign global environment between 2000 and 2013 non-oil exports grew by 18 per cent per annum and the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth exceeded 8 per cent per annum — it’s fastest growth ever. But the benefits of this policy has run
After the 1991 liberalisation and subsequently with a benign global environment between 2000 and 2013 non-oil exports grew by 18 per cent per annum and the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth exceeded 8 per cent per annum — it’s fastest growth ever. But the benefits of this policy has run
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