By Windia Soe From the impacts of post-coup policies and border trade disruptions to the rising influence of ethnic armed organizations and...
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India is expected to maintain a growth rate of 6-8% while controlling inflation in the coming years, said Union minister Ashwini Vaishnaw. Focus areas include simplifying tariffs and customs laws to boost exports. Inclusive growth remains central, supported by manufacturing and services. India's talent pool and trust in policies attract companies to shift operations there.
By Windia Soe From the impacts of post-coup policies and border trade disruptions to the rising influence of ethnic armed organizations and...
Vaishnaw has held meetings to forge deeper collaborations with global industry leaders as part of the vision to establish India as a global...
We project global growth will remain steady at 3.3 percent this year and next, broadly aligned with potential growth that has substantially weakened...
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India's economy is projected to become the fourth largest globally by 2026, surpassing Japan. The PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry anticipates a...