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India is due to hold a general election in April-May, whereas the US will hold its presidential election in November. In the case of India, Deepa Kumar, head, Asia-Pacific Country Risk, S&P Global Market Intelligence, said the goal for the newly elected government will be to carry forward the structural momentum put in place by the outgoing regime.

India is due to hold a general election in April-May, whereas the US will hold its presidential election in November. In the case of India, Deepa Kumar, head, Asia-Pacific Country Risk, S&P Global Market Intelligence, said the goal for the newly elected government will be to carry forward the structural momentum put in place by the outgoing regime.

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Women and the youth of India lose out when we talk about better-paying jobs in the formal sector, an ET analysis as shown based on data from Employees Provident Fund. The Share of women in the net enrollment to the EPF scheme declined to 20.4%, data shows, even as enrollment in the ESIC increased for both the younger group and women.

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/PRNewswire/ -- S&P Global Market Intelligence, a provider of information services and solutions to global markets, found that for India to meet its growth...

Indian economy will average 6.7% growth between FY24 and FY31, S&P said in a report. India will also double the size of the economy to $6.7 trillion within the next eight years. It forecasted Indias per capita GDP to increase to $4,500 by FY31. It further pointed that geopolitics can provide potential tailwinds for Indias growth efforts.

Capital accumulation and enhancement in physical and digital infrastructure will drive the Indian economy to average 6.7% growth over the next eight years, doubling its size to $6.7 trillion by FY31, according to S&P Global.