Boosting India's Growth: Balancing Investment, Innovation, and Inclusivity
A parliamentary panel recommends increasing India's investment rate to 35% of GDP to achieve an 8% annual growth rate. The strategy involves deregulation, energy efficiency, and digital agriculture initiatives. Emphasizing an inclusive economy, the plan seeks to stimulate innovation, enhance fiscal health, and support rural-urban development under global challenges.
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A parliamentary panel has emphasized the need to raise India's investment rate from 31% to 35% of GDP, aiming for an 8% annual growth rate over the next decade. This ambitious target is crucial for sustaining India's economic momentum.
The panel highlighted the importance of strategic economic measures, including deregulation, energy efficiency, and digital agriculture initiatives. These efforts aim to balance climate commitments with economic goals and secure energy independence.
Encouraging private investment and leveraging AI in governance are also pivotal. The strategy emphasizes inclusivity, focusing on strengthening fiscal health, enhancing infrastructure, and fostering a growth-friendly environment amid global economic challenges.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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