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The struggle and the promise restoring India's potential Naushad Forbes

By: Forbes, Naushad Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Gurugram [India] Harper Business, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers 2022Description: xv, 375 p. ill. (b&w) 24 cmISBN: 9789354893957Subject(s): Economic development -- India | Technological innovations -- India | India -- Economic conditionsSummary: India has the potential to lead the world thanks to what it has now - a diverse culture with something for everyone, a young population thirsty for education and achievement, and a strong and diverse private sector. Much must change to achieve India's potential - targeting rapid economic growth as its collective goal; investing in innovation, design, education and research; building independent institutions step by step; and harnessing its diverse culture.

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India has the potential to lead the world thanks to what it has now - a diverse culture with something for everyone, a young population thirsty for education and achievement, and a strong and diverse private sector. Much must change to achieve India's potential - targeting rapid economic growth as its collective goal; investing in innovation, design, education and research; building independent institutions step by step; and harnessing its diverse culture.

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