India remains the largest growing economy in the world, projected to have a seven percent growth in FY24-25, with good macroeconomic fundamentals, according to IMF official Krishna Srinivasan. He emphasized the need for post-election reform priorities in creating jobs, removing trade restrictions, and focusing on infrastructure, agriculture, land reforms, education, and skilling. Srinivasan also highlighted the importance of investing in skilling the workforce, strengthening the social safety net, and improving the business environment to address red tape issues and boost job generation, particularly for women and youth.
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About the AuthorRebecca SamervelRebecca Samervel, a political science and law graduate, transitioned from modeling to journalism and currently reports on courts for The Times of India in Mumbai. A food enthusiast passionate about travel, politics, and television, she can typically be found at the Bombay High Court during the week.Read More Want More Context? 🔎
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