Indian economy strong but needs to cut dependence on energy imports, PMO official says
India's economy is reportedly stable despite ongoing global uncertainties and tensions affecting many countries. Domestic demand is a significant factor contributing to this stability, as stated by principal secretary Shaktikanta Das. The active p...
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PMO official Shaktikanta Das said the Indian economy remained stable despite global uncertainties and geopolitical tensions
New Delhi: India's economy remains stable despite global uncertainties and tensions, and continues to show strength supported by domestic demand and industrial and services sector activity, the principal secretary to the Prime Minister said on Tuesday.
The country needs to reduce its dependence on oil and gas imports, Shaktikanta Das added.
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The country needs to reduce its dependence on oil and gas imports, Shaktikanta Das added.
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