India Set To Become 3rd Largest Economy By 2029 ...Middle East

Mumbai: India is expected to become world’s third largest economy by 2029 due to the path taken by the country since 2014, SBI Ecowrap report said. The share of India’s GDP is now at 3.5 per cent, as against 2.6 per cent in 2014 and is likely to cross 4 per cent in 2027, the […] The post India Set To Become 3rd Largest Economy By 2029 appeared first on Ommcom News.

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