Dear All,
In India, we have traversed a long way since the economic reforms began in the early 90s. Liberalization, Privatization and Globalization led to significant industrial and trade opportunities, financial deregulation, improvements in regulatory policies and foreign investment. Since then, India has shown strong economic growth. In 2010-11, India achieved GDP growth of 8.4%, but it decelerated to a nine year low of 6.5 per cent during 2011-12. The national income for the year 2012-13 is estimated merely at 5% (as per CSO estimates). In this context, policies and reforms which ensure “sustainable growth” holds a lot of importance and pursuance.
Hence, GCCI has arranged a guest lecture on topic "Imperative Economic Reforms for Sustainable Growth of India" to analyze various imperative economic reforms from industry, government and the civil society which are necessary for sustainable growth of India in long run. A Guest Lecture is organized on the above topic at Ahmedabad on June 29, 2013. Please refer the attachment for other details.
Thank You.
