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Indian Economy is Bouncing back Strongly says External Affairs Ministry Muraleedharan

by Economy India
October 18, 2021
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The Indian economy, according to Union Foreign Minister Muralitharan, is rapidly rebounding. Union Minister Muralitharan has left for New York to attend a United Nations Security Council high-level meeting.

He stated, “There,” “The Indian administration, led by Narendra Modi, has made major structural reforms that have yet to be executed.

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The quality mantra of reform, action, and change has been extensively adopted by the government. Digital transactions and banking reforms have been made possible as a result of this.

As a result, corruption is eliminated, and inflation is kept under control.

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The Indian economy is making a strong comeback. The amount of food consumed has grown. As a result, we’ve arrived at the pre-corona virus environment.

Foreign direct investment is now automatically permitted in 90% of cases. In every field, new ideas are encouraged.

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The Indian government’s reform efforts have aided the industry’s development. As a result, there has been a rise in investment, the introduction of new technology, and the potential to utilise the country’s human resources.

The Indian government is adamant that the best potential growth can be attained by providing a business-friendly environment. Furthermore, the government is optimistic that fresh inventive ideas would aid the country’s progress.” (India Herald)

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