In a bid to boost India's economic growth, Uday Kotak, the renowned business leader and banker, has laid out a comprehensive 10-point roadmap. This plan focuses on key sectors such as agriculture, real estate, and financial services, aiming to achieve rob
AgricultureFinancial SectorReal EstateInfrastructureDigital TransformationReal Estate NewsDec 29, 2024
The GVA growth rate in the agriculture sector has accelerated to 3.5%, compared to 1.7% a year ago.
Key reforms suggested for the financial sector include improving governance, increasing transparency, and fostering a competitive environment to attract more investments.
Uday Kotak proposes policies to streamline the approval processes, reduce regulatory hurdles, and promote affordable housing to boost the real estate sector.
Investing in infrastructure is crucial for sustaining economic growth as it enhances connectivity, reduces transportation costs, and improves overall business efficiency.
Digital transformation plays a significant role in Uday Kotak's roadmap by enhancing efficiency, creating new opportunities, and promoting technological adoption across all sectors.
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