
India's economic growth strategy emphasizes long-term domestic savings, infrastructure investment through public-private partnerships, and credit market reforms to support its goal of becoming a developed economy by 2047. Recent government measures include financial relief for telecom firms, efforts to improve IPO disclosures for retail investors, and initiatives to enhance transparency in real estate. While challenges like cautious private sector investment and security concerns in trade persist, reforms aim to balance growth, competition, and investor protection across sectors.
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