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This may be true or not,,, but India should achieve first before bragging.
True .... by that time I hope you also get the courage to accept who you really are and not hide behind flags .
.... also I hope you achieve a brain by that time too .
RiazHaq has the most economic knowledge of any member on this forum.
The article is economic times, an Indian mouthpiece nit world Bank or IMFIMF and World Bank is backing this may be your growing age like most of the Chinese unable to comprehend it.
BTW are you 80 + ?
I've accepted who I am. It's you who keep on insisting that I should be someone else.
You have accepted it ... OK good
But then why are you faking it here ??
IS it because if you show your true colours or flags, you feel inferior than others or is it because you are embarrassed about your true origin or roots ??
NEW DELHI: India's growth rate is expected to accelerate to 8 per cent in the current financial year and the economy will surpass USD 3 trillion mark in less than five years, NITI Aayog Vice Chairman Arvind Panagariya said.
"I will be greatly disappointed if we do not hit the 8 per cent mark in 2015-16. I expect the economy to hit USD 3 trillion within five years or less," he told PTI in an interview.
Indian economy, which is little more than USD 2 trillion, recorded a growth rate of 7.3 per cent in 2014-15. India is presently the third largest economy in Asia after China and Japan.
On the back of ongoing reforms and stress on manufacturing sector as part of the 'Make in India' drive, the NITI Aayog chief said that India can look for much bigger share in global exports, the global economic woes notwithstanding.
The world economy is large and our share in the world exports is still below 2 per cent. So we have a huge scope for growth even in a sluggish world economy. As long as we continue on the reforms path and ensure that the rupee does not become unduly overvalued, we will be well positioned to chip away some of the 12 per cent share that China currently enjoys in the world merchandise exports.
"Wages in China have already risen enough that many manufacturers there are looking for new destinations with lower wages and India is well placed to be that destination," Panagariya said.
Read more at:
GDP to grow 8% in FY16; hit $3 trillion mark in five years: Arvind Panagariya - The Economic Times
However, according to a Dun & Bradstreet report, India is expected to clock a GDP growth of 8.4 percent in the current financial year, spurred by policy reforms, fall in food inflation and lower fuel prices. According to the research firm, the partial unclogging of domestic policy logjam, focus on public investments in infrastructure, fall in food inflation and lower fuel prices along with improving income growth is likely strengthen aggregate demand.
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That is the point. My flags reflect who I am. The problem is that you believe my views are Chinese or Pakistani views so I'm not an American. Don't judge my nationality by my comments.
40 Rupee to a dollar isn't a possibility.
Most market experts including RBI predict that the exchange rate will be between 60-64.
However the situation can change if India can sign treaty for trade with individual nations in local currency. China already is doing that.
Secondly our crude import must diversify and import of gold must come down.
A large part of trade deficit comes owing to the same.
hopefully with domestic demand based growth will fuel next economy boom rather than export based. That will be far more self sustainable path.
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RiazHaq has the most economic knowledge of any member on this forum.
He analyses everything in extreme detail.
He makes excellent points.
I think calling him a 'douche-bag' is going overboard and I expected more from a respected member like yourself.
Nah .... your flags do not entirely reflect who you are ...... what you are will entire reflect who you are .
I do not doubt your nationality but just your roots ..... which is a major reason why you are obsessed about India .
Again, the flags reflect who I am... My views might not be typical American. Hut it's who I am. Just accept that fact and move on.
RiazHaq has the most economic knowledge of any member on this forum.
He analyses everything in extreme detail.
He makes excellent points.
I think calling him a 'douche-bag' is going overboard and I expected more from a respected member like yourself.
Again, the flags reflect who I am... My views might not be typical American. Hut it's who I am. Just accept that fact and move on.