The collaboration between IGCOB leaders and IEBF has yielded impactful results, notably marked by the introduction of pioneering research reports. These reports offer deep-seated insights into India’s burgeoning economy, positioning it on par with global giants. Moreover, they shed light on government policies that have positioned India as a premier investment and business hub, garnering it widespread favorability.

Overseas Direct Investment and Indian Economy
India GDP : A Path to Become a $30 Trillion Economy

– Written & Compiled by Ms. Mamata Chakraborty 

– Written & Compiled by Mr. Sunil Kumar Gupta 

Overseas Direct Investment and Indian Economy

India GDP: A Path to Become a $30 Trillion Economy

This Research Report provides in-depth information on the Foreign Exchange Management (Overseas Investment) Rules, 2022, and Overseas Direct Investment (ODI). It covers various aspects related to FEMA & ODI, including Overseas Investments By Residents Individuals/ Indian Residents, Other Than an Indian Entity or an Indian Resident/ IFSC in India by an Indian Resident, Permission for making overseas investments, Recent Trends of ODI in India, and more.

The Indian economy has faced varied structural shifts in the previous 8 years and has emerged as the fifth largest economy in the world.

Moving Towards A $10 Trillion Economy: India 2030

– Written & Compiled by Mr. Sunil Kumar Gupta 

India: A 5 Trillion Dollar Economy By 2024-25

– Written & Compiled by Mr. Sunil Kumar Gupta 

Moving Towards A $10 Trillion Economy: India 2030

India: A 5 Trillion Dollar Economy By 2024-25

India is at the cusp of a global economic revolution, being one of the fastest growing economies in the world, with an average rate of about 7 percent.

 

Indian economy has been on growth trajectory since the last few years and is heading towards achieving its humongous target of $5 trillion economy by 2024-25

Observer Dawn: Sept. 2019

– Written & Compiled by Mr. Sunil Kumar Gupta 

Observer Dawn: August 2019

– Written & Compiled by Mr. Sunil Kumar Gupta 

Over the past years, India and United Arab Emirates (UAE) has developed a multifaceted strategic interdependence partnership. Both the nations have witnessed India-UAE bilateral relationship and signing of bilateral treaties. 

India has emerged as the most attractive investment destinations. Sustained business reforms for the past several years has helped India jump 23 places, moving to 77th place in World Banks’s Ease of Doing Business rankings in 2019.