INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
In the second quarter, India grew at the fastest pace among major economiesThe country's policy focuses on both supply and demand which kept
Chief Economic Advisor (CEA) told TheIndianSubcontinent
''India has strong macro fundamentals as the three most important parameters - inflation, current account deficit, and fiscal deficit are
"We can now consistently start seeing the country's gross domestic product (GDP) above the pre-pandemic level,'' he added.The comments from
2021-22 - surpassing the pre-Covid level as GDP grew by 8.4 per cent from a year earlier
The economy registered a record 20.1 per cent growth in the April-June quarter, despite the second wave of the pandemic in the
country."India managed the second wave well on the economic side as the key restrictions were imposed at the state level, which resulted
He added that just because of base effect, we should not take the GDP figures as ''not noteworthy''.In the second quarter of current
