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Economy Recovering But May Take Longer To Achieve $ 5 Trillion Goal: Sanjeev Sanyal
The GDP growth rate is expected to be positive in the April-June quarter, said Sanjeev Sanyal, Principal Economic Advisor to the Ministry of Finance
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"India's Growth Story Has To Be Driven By South": Ex Niti Aayog CEO
The country's economic growth should rise from the current seven per cent to at least 10 per cent, which would result in overall increase in the per capita income, former NITI Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant said on Friday.
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Economy Recovering But May Take Longer To Achieve $ 5 Trillion Goal: Sanjeev Sanyal
The GDP growth rate is expected to be positive in the April-June quarter, said Sanjeev Sanyal, Principal Economic Advisor to the Ministry of Finance
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IMF Explains Why India's Economic Growth Is "Much Weaker Than Expected"
International Monetary Fund or IMF on Thursday said that India's economic growth is "much weaker" than expected due to corporate and environmental regulatory uncertainty and "lingering weakness" in some non-bank financial companies.
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Economy Recovering But May Take Longer To Achieve $ 5 Trillion Goal: Sanjeev Sanyal
The GDP growth rate is expected to be positive in the April-June quarter, said Sanjeev Sanyal, Principal Economic Advisor to the Ministry of Finance
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"India's Growth Story Has To Be Driven By South": Ex Niti Aayog CEO
The country's economic growth should rise from the current seven per cent to at least 10 per cent, which would result in overall increase in the per capita income, former NITI Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant said on Friday.
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Economy Recovering But May Take Longer To Achieve $ 5 Trillion Goal: Sanjeev Sanyal
The GDP growth rate is expected to be positive in the April-June quarter, said Sanjeev Sanyal, Principal Economic Advisor to the Ministry of Finance
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IMF Explains Why India's Economic Growth Is "Much Weaker Than Expected"
International Monetary Fund or IMF on Thursday said that India's economic growth is "much weaker" than expected due to corporate and environmental regulatory uncertainty and "lingering weakness" in some non-bank financial companies.
