India, Jan. 31 -- India's post-Covid 19 pandemic recovery and sustained economic growth is direct outcome of a set of public policies pursued in recent years. These include high capital expenditure by the government, banking sector resilience and healthy credit uptake, government final consumption expenditure, transfer payments and stable governance. These are good foundations for sustaining economic growth in India despite global headwinds. However, there are major concerns with rising environmental costs on development and hence re-working resources and their devolution. Due to structural bottlenecks, India's growth potential remains confined to a few sectors within services and in the industry. Therefore, structural and environmental f...
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