This decade will see India leading global economic growth: Chandrasekaran of Tata Sons
The Hindu
Pandemic taught us a lesson about sustainability, environment protection
India in this decade will lead global economic growth and the systems and technologies that we already have in place will only help accelerate this journey, said Tata Sons, chairman Natarajan Chandrasekaran.
“India has a larger role to play in global growth and our growth will get much stronger in this decade,” forecast Mr. Chandrasekaran, who was in conversation with Microsoft India, President, Anant Maheshwari, at a virtual event, Future Ready, on January 11.
On the country taking lead towards an equitable and sustainable growth, Mr. Chandrasekaran. said, it should be a national priority to enable access to education and healthcare to all irrespective of which part of India people lived in.

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