Modi Aide Says ‘Low Hanging Fruit’ Key to 8% Growth in India
- Chief economic adviser to the government speaks in interview
- Nageswaran says implementation of reforms at state level vital
V. Anantha Nageswaran
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India’s state governments should implement labor, land and other reforms that are “low hanging fruits” to help sustain the nation’s economic growth nearer 8%, a top economic official said.