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India will have a unique place in the global economy: Kumar Mangalam Birla

In his annual note, Birla listed five trends that will have a multi-year impact on the world

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Kumar Mangalam Birla
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As it opens up to global trade, India will have a unique place in the global economy, leading industrialist and chairman of Aditya Birla Group Kumar Mangalam Birla said in an annual note on Tuesday. He added that the world is welcoming India's rise.
"India's economic fortunes are critical for the world. But more interestingly, India's rise is being welcomed by the world as it grows into a stabilising and non-disruptive growth engine. The byline of India's G20 presidency captures its foundational values— One Earth. One Family. One Future. What we call Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam. The latent economic potential of this country is being coupled with a newfound civilisational confidence born of our emergence as a strong third global growth pole. The next two and a half decades undoubtedly represent an Amrit Kaal," he said.
Birla listed five trends that will have a multi-year impact on the world.
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First Published: Jan 24 2023 | 4:23 PM IST

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