Global Business Summit will showcase India's rise in world affairs
The Global Business Summit presented by The Economic Times and YES Bank that’s to be held on February 23-24 in the capital will showcase a star-studded roster headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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India is attracting big-ticket investment in industry even as it extends its leadership in people-led services.
India’s global stature has been rising over the years as it gains in economic strength and assumes a greater voice in global affairs.
The Global Business Summit presented by The Economic Times and YES Bank that’s to be held on February 23-24 in the capital will showcase a star-studded roster headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other cabinet ministers along with global CEOs and their Indian counterparts, refl ecting the country’s pre-eminence as a key investment destination.
Set to become the world’s fifth biggest economy, India is attracting big-ticket investment in industry even as it extends its leadership in people-led services.
ET looks at the data to see how the Indian economy connects with the world and how that has changed over the years.
