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NEW DELHI — Prime Minister Manmohan Singh pledged Sunday to spend more on health care and education and make it easier for foreign investors to participate in India’s $1.2 trillion economy, one of the fastest growing in the world. Full Article at The New York Times
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Reforms to be put on fast track; fiscal stimulus till next year. Full Article at Hindu Business Line
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INDIA IS aiming for “rapid and inclusive growth” and looks to the future with confidence, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said, opening the 25th India Economic Summit. Full Article at Merinews
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New Delhi: Over 40 years after the country set a target of increasing spending on education to 6% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), prime minister Manmohan Singh today hoped that this would be achieved in the next couple of years. Full Article at DNA India
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Marking 25 years of ties with India, the Co-Chairs of the India Economic Summit highlighted India's success as a globally competitive economy and for weathering the current financial crisis. Full Article at Webindia123
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Girls and women make up one half of the world’s population and without their engagement, empowerment and contribution, we cannot hope to achieve a rapid economic recovery nor effectively tackle global challenges such as climate change, food security and conflict
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Of all the programme areas, the closest to my heart are education and health sector. We should have done a lot more on these two areas. We were late in this process.
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Our policy will be guided by the desire to make India even more attractive for foreign direct investment (FDI). We are particularly keen to rationalise and simplify procedures so as to create an investor-friendly environment
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We are very worried about the rise of terrorism in our neighbourhood, particularly what is going on in Afghanistan and in Pakistan. We have a vital stake in peace, progress and stability of these countries and other countries of South Asia
