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Chris Wood further added that he is viewing India as a five-year story given the fact that Modi has been elected for five years.

"India has been one of my favourite markets in Asia and remains so most particularly since the elections, " Chris Wood said

If India gets its investment cycle going again, there is no reason why the country can't grow 9-10%, says CLSA's Chris Wood.