Dhaka, Dec. 14 -- India's blistering growth has a quality problem. GDP is speeding ahead at 8 percent in the world's fifth-largest economy but the government is doing the heavy lifting on investment. Policymakers have spent years trying to coax companies into spending more, with limited success. The result: growth that looks fast but feels flimsy.But India Inc's outlay is not keeping pace with the $4 trillion economy's expansion.Private firms' investments contributed 34.4 percent to asset creation in the year to the end of March 2024, the lowest share in over a decade. Their share in real GDP fell to 11.5 percent from a peak of about 13 percent eight years earlier.These trends force the government to spend heavily to keep GDP humming - a ch...