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A 6.4% growth estimate shows India needs deeper reform. No more self-congratulations

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Government’s estimate of 6.4% growth this year, the lowest since the pandemic, shows India urgently needs deeper reform and must escape the self-congratulations spiral. Manufacturing, construction, and even capital formation are slowing. This is a dire situation. Budget 2025 can’t be pedestrian. Consumption and private investment need a radical kickstart.

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  1. Structural, not cyclical. Lifting the economy to a sustainably higher growth path requires extensive reforms. At a time when the forces of globalisation which created so many success stories in Asia are weakening. A special effort to promote inclusion, because inequality is reaching levels that undermine growth.

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