India’s economic aspirations to evolve as a developed nation by 2047 have gained new momentum, fueled by insights from key experts like Gita Gopinath. The First Deputy Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) recently underlined the necessity of transforming educational frameworks and workforce skills as stepping stones to achieving this ambitious goal.
During her address at the Delhi School of Economics, Gopinath shared her observation of India’s impressive growth rate, hovering around 7%. Despite this growth, she reiterated the urgent call for systemic reforms necessary to sustain such economic momentum and advance toward high-income status.
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