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The Union Finance Ministry has outlined a strategic roadmap to achieve India's ambitious $5 trillion economy target by 2028-29. The note, titled "Roadmap for $5 trillion economy in light of global economic and geopolitical circumstances," emphasizes measures to boost productivity, streamline regulations, ensure affordable land availability and secure energy needs as key drivers of growth. Current Economic Landscape India's economy stood at $3.57 trillion in FY24, with an annual growth trend
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FAQ :
India aims to achieve a $5 trillion economy by 2028-29.
The key drivers include boosting productivity, streamlining regulations, ensuring affordable land availability, and securing energy needs.
Challenges include the depreciation of the Indian rupee, potential capital flight, an export slowdown due to global uncertainties, and inflationary pressures.
The government plans to unlock the potential of MSMEs through regulatory reforms and formalisation under the GST framework.
Capital expenditure slowed in the first half of FY25 due to elections but saw a 6.4% increase from July-October 2024, with private sector investments showing signs of recovery.
India is considered well-positioned compared to the global economy, which is grappling with geopolitical conflicts, slowing productivity, and inflation.
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