Summary:

According to S&P Global, India is expected to become the world's third-largest economy by 2030-31, with an annual growth rate of 6.7% in the current fiscal year. It emphasized that achieving an 8.2% growth rate in FY24 will require continued reforms to improve business processes, logistics, stimulate private sector investment, and minimize dependency on public funds. The report also noted a rise in foreign inflows into Indian government bonds following the country's inclusion in key emerging market indexes.

The report highlights the urgent need to address critical infrastructure concerns, such as irrigation, storage, and supply delivery, to ensure food security and economic stability. India must enhance its infrastructure and geopolitical strategies to maximize trade benefits, particularly along its coastline, where roughly 90% of commerce occurs. It also suggests focusing on sustainable solutions to meet growing domestic energy demands while improving agriculture with modern technology and new regulations.

Source: IBEF

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