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    1) India has experienced strong GDP growth in recent decades, growing from 3.5% annually in 1960-1980 to 6.4% in 2000-2009. 2) India has made major investments and improvements in infrastructure like ports, airports, dams, railways and highways to support its economic growth. Agriculture, manufacturing, automobiles, textiles, steel and services have all expanded. 3) Foreign investment in India has increased significantly, with India receiving the 3rd highest foreign direct investment globally and record foreign institutional investment inflows in 2009. Mergers and acquisitions activity has also risen sharply in India.

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    1) India has experienced strong GDP growth in recent decades, growing from 3.5% annually in 1960-1980 to 6.4% in 2000-2009. 2) India has made major investments and improvements in infrastructure like ports, airports, dams, railways and highways to support its economic growth. Agriculture, manufacturing, automobiles, textiles, steel and services have all expanded. 3) Foreign investment in India has increased significantly, with India receiving the 3rd highest foreign direct investment globally and record foreign institutional investment inflows in 2009. Mergers and acquisitions activity has also risen sharply in India.

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    Against The Motion

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    1) India has experienced strong GDP growth in recent decades, growing from 3.5% annually in 1960-1980 to 6.4% in 2000-2009. 2) India has made major investments and improvements in infrastructure like ports, airports, dams, railways and highways to support its economic growth. Agriculture, manufacturing, automobiles, textiles, steel and services have all expanded. 3) Foreign investment in India has increased significantly, with India receiving the 3rd highest foreign direct investment globally and record foreign institutional investment inflows in 2009. Mergers and acquisitions activity has also risen sharply in India.

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    Indian Economic Potential

    Is Overstated
    (against the motion)

    PRESENTED BY: (Section: FE-1)


    Anu Gupta,
    Labeeb Ur Rehman
    Mayank Choraria
    Sahil Singhal
    Shweta Kacker
    Shweta Sachdeva
    Syed Basheer Haider Rizvi
    Tarun Kapoor
    12/08/21
    Economic Reforms Of 1991
    GDP’s Growth Trend
    Phase Year Annual
    growth rate
    i 1960-80 3.5
    ii 1980-90 5.4
    iii 1990-00 4.4
    iv 2000-09 6.4
    China 43926

    US 35067

    India 30209

    Japan 6092

    Brazil 5596

    Russia 5367

    UK 3919

    Germany 3816

    France 3297

    Italy 2185
    India is Firmly on the Growth
    Expressway
    INFRASTRUCTURE
    PORTS
    AIRPORTS

    • With traffic registering an increase of 7.9 per cent over the previous year
    DAMS

    Grand Anicut Tehri Dam


    RAILWAYS
    HIGHWAYS
    AGRICULTURE
    MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY
    AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY

    • 9 th largest in the entire world.


    • 4 th largest exporter of automobile.
    TEXTILE AND APPAREL INDUSTRY

    • One of the largest textile industry in the world.


    • Contributes 3 % to the countries GDP.
    STEEL INDUSTRY

    • India is the 4th largest producer of the steel


    • 2nd largest producer of crude steel
    • SAIL emerged as the most profitable steel company globally.
    SERVICE SECTOR
    FDI

    • India being ranked at the 3rd place in global


    FDI.
    • India’s FDI inflow touch about 17.64 billion$ in
    april-oct this fiscal.
    • FDI equity inflows grown from 0.75% to 2.48%
    • Indian retail market is the 5th largest retail
    destination globally
    FII

    • FIIs transferred a record of US$ 17.46 billion in


    domestic equities during 2009.
    • FII investment in 2009 proved to be highest
    inflow in the country.
    • In 2009 investment valued around 19,079
    million US$.
    MERGERS

    &

    ACQUISITIONS
    • 2000 – Tata Tea acquired Tetley Tea for 271
    millions pounds
    2000
    2005
    $ 239 million

    National Economic Planning


    • 2000 – Tata Tea acquired Tetley Tea
    • 2005 – VSNL acquired Teleglobal for $239 mn

    2006
    $570 million

    $1.6 billion
    National Economic Planning
     2006
     Betapharm by Dr. Reddy’s for $570 million
     REpower by Suzlon Energy for $1.6 billion
     2007
    2007
     Novelis acquired by Hindalco for $6 billion
     TATA acquired brand CORUS for $12.2 billion
    2008

    $6 billion
    National Economic Planning
     2007
     Novelis acquired by Hindalco for $6 billion
     TATA – CORUS – Increased production of STEEL
    by $6 billion
     2008
     Tata acquired JLR for $2.3 billion

    2009

    $ 45.5 million
    2009

    $2.8 billion

    2010

    $ 300 million
    DEFENCE

    Indian Army
    TECHNOLOGY
    EDUCATION
    PROGRAMMES LAUNCHED BY
    GOVERNMENT

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