Indian growth seems to be progressing beyond expectations and this is indeed rewarding to the Indians all over the world!
Story here
This is an interesting compilation of the statistics and figures of India par with the global counterparts. Refer here for the statistical figures and counts.
It is indeed surprising as per the spending power we are still on #4 even if we see the powerful Indian consumers all around the world in almost all the global markets!
Another major point top note is the gap that needs to be sealed between the rich and the poor of the nation.It is important that each of us should contribute to close this gap and avoid Micro economies being evolved within the nation.
The population gain in India again could be the boon and bane for the nation! Unless we have opportunities and possibilities for the new generations coming up. it may become difficult sustaining such a huge population!But personally i do not feel the population rise as a threat at all! Th3e more the skilled human resources the more better for us, but just that the placement of these resources is vital for the industry and economy of the nation.
This is a nation of dynamic and creative minds and we need to wait and see and its not always the software predictions that matter,but How our nationals work it out!The increasing GDP level in itself is a big boost to the Economy.
The software industry would be a continuing supporting factor. But the growing infra dn manufacturing sectors will soon be to support the nation and its growth and companies such as L&T and the Tatas are making the real grinding efforts to get the machinery running within the nation. Those who get it right for the India as a whole will do it right for sure!
Watch out as i see a betterment in ranking soon ! really soon!
Me...

- Mathew Idikula
- now in Hiroshima , Hiroshima Ken, Japan
- Me - well a good person but has mine own fantasies and love my privacy and expect everything to happen right at the speed of thought.. Note : hate being insincere.
Tuesday, September 04, 2007
Growth
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Mathew Idikula
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7:48 AM
Labels: Economy, GDP, India, Larsen and Toubro
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