The $2-T Indian economy is forecast to have an annual average GDP growth rate of 8%–9% in 2015 under the new government. The main drivers—agriculture and industrial manufacturing—need r..
The $2-T Indian economy is forecast to have an annual average GDP growth rate of 8%–9% in 2015 under the new government. The main drivers—agriculture and industrial manufacturing—need revamping to boost productivity and to stimulate economic growth. For India, the economic condition is closely linked to the major challenges in attaining national-level food security and revitalization of the manufacturing sector. The new government, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modin, has attempted to address these issues. More important, the people of India and the international community are viewing how the new government’s action plans will solve these problems.
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