there, you can see the finance minister all set there with her team and holding that tablet for the last two years. In fact, Vishnu, I just looked it up while you were saying lot of global. With two years, we have had a paperless bad budget. So it's a tablet that she has with her. And last year the budget speech went allows. It was long Panellist even felt that if it's a short speech, that means is more meat in it and they don't have too much for us. There is going to be a very long I think it's also important target to reflect. Iran will be joined by a super panel of guests throughout the day on a couple of key points. As far as the budget is concerned, the state of the economy rather is concerned. I think the key focus and we saw this in the economic survey yesterday is recovery complete. Those were the words used. The focus is look, we have gone through the pandemic. It is debatable, but the census that we need to go beyond what the pandemic had for the economy and how it held us back, So recovery complete, we need to move on. GDP growth 6 to 6.8% is projected. The context is India remains among the fastest growing in the world in terms of what the government actually sees. Where we are at in terms of the economy limit is quote a small part of the economic survey. The situation is analogous to 1998 92 to 2002, when transformative reforms had lagged growth reforms because of temporary shocks. But once these temporary shocks faded, there were growth dividends. So the census that the shocks which we faced not least of all because of external factors a Ukraine ward, food inflation, fuel, inflation and indeed, the pandemic once that eases when they would be growth dividends. The question, however, is that in as much as we are optimistic about the state of our economic growth and what our economy promises, there are external factors and a lot of economies, big economies, the threat of recession of them sliding into that is a factor would are actually impact India, and that will be one affected by the wrist, suggesting that is some and there's been a lot of talk of India taking advantage of the situation with China right now that we could have a lot of investments coming our way and manufacturing could take a, you know, a huge could see some headwinds. They're given the and something that we need to be in position to take advantage of.
