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Modi’s Developed-Nation Dream Strains Against India’s Growth Gap

India likely grew at more than 7% last quarter, a pace most major economies would envy. Yet, that may still be too slow to deliver on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s dream of a developed nation.

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Modi’s Developed-Nation Dream Strains Against India’s Growth Gap
India likely grew at more than 7% last quarter, a pace most major economies would envy. Yet, that may still be too slow to deliver on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s dream of a developed nation.
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