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Resilient India looking to future with confidence and hope(Lead:anmohan Singh)
India should achieve seven percent growth next year with a good monsoon, and a target of eight to nine percent growth in the medium term is eminently feasible, given that our domestic savings rate is now as high as 35 percent of GDP, said the Prime... Full Article at Webindia123
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Like other countries we resorted to a significant stimulus and we will take appropriate action next year to wind this down
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Our strategy today is not just to deliver rapid growth, but to deliver rapid and inclusive growth
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All these issues will be addressed through gradual but steady progress in financial sector reforms to make the sector more competitive while ensuring an efficient regulatory and oversight system
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World demand will pick up only slowly
