Indian Economy: Old Wine in New Bottle!

Hello everyone.

I Think Indian economy run on public but now days this economy run by politics people he will doing whatever that are like he will think for him self and cannot think about development.

Hi, I agree with everyone, that we want to develop our country, but our government Want to increase the GDP by increasing export. Our government Exporting the 1st quality products to other countries and then at the same time buying the 3rd quality products from other countries. This means that our government Is Corrupting our country. What is need of doing like this? Our government Is good in planning and presenting in the paper but not fulfilling the things shown in the paper.

India is a one of the largest growing economy in the world. India has a vast history was ruled by many like Mughals, British etc. But if we see from 1947 India fight it's own war get its place in fast growing economy. After implementation of LPG in 90's India opened its doors for whole world to invest in India. Now in 2017 India's GDP crossed 7. But due GST and demonetization, GDP came down to 5.9 but it will recover in a long run. In technology, infrastructure, defense India is growing at a fast pace. Once the slow down is over India will able generate more jobs and control inflation. By 2030 India will be the powerful nation with a developed economy.

G for God. D for domestic. P for products.

God's domestic product is human. So definition and acceptance vary from man to man. Lovely discussion. Live and let live with peace, harmony and with prosperity first. Let people be rich to make the Nation rich. Thanks.

Good morning everyone,

I would like to take the opportunity to start the discussion. So, friends, the topic of the discussion is "Indian Economy Old Wine in a New Bottle". This topic is controversial. Everyone has their point of view based on their experience. Therefore, in my opinion, this statement is more or less true. Even after 67 years of independence our economy, and our constitution are following the same old rule that was once penned down by then policymakers. It is still running on that principle which was once laid by people keeping in mind the circumstances.

But It is hard to say whether it is beneficial or not.