Ap Capital Will Be Another Tianjin Eco-City

[pithaka]

I dont have information about bastards. if you are keen about bastards ask some one who is closer to them

lol

[srikanthraparla]

Lol nakka

[sigsegv]

agreed babu creating wonders 

[VinayVkOnline]

Lol nakka

 

lol jaffa 

[sigsegv]

oka vela ee babu power loni lekapoyina ee project continue cheyaali .. jagan aithey correct kaani vere vaallu evaru bachine sarigga handle cheyyaleru ..

[killer99]

every dog has its own day man, at the same time every fraud has its own hell man. God will take care of those b@stards man.

 

ya bro. well said. finally god is taking of jagan.

[Mahesh_Fan]

aapandehe comedies....ayyaaka cheppukondi ivannee  

[Sona_Parv001]

ya bro. well said. finally god is taking of jagan.

well said bro. today Jagan. tomorrow some other @ss hole

[VinayVkOnline]

oka vela ee babu power loni lekapoyina ee project continue cheyaali .. jagan aithey correct kaani vere vaallu evaru bachine sarigga handle cheyyaleru ..

 

lol no worries. babu ki adi telsu. long term plan babu dhi. anduke Singapore Japan ni adigi build chesthunadu capital. 2019 lo okavela Jagan or evaru vachina em peekaledu valani.  

[killer99]

oka vela ee babu power loni lekapoyina ee project continue cheyaali .. jagan aithey correct kaani vere vaallu evaru bachine sarigga handle cheyyaleru ..

 

 

dheniki correct papam jagan gadini endhuku ayya antha adukuntav. papam vadhiley, vadi chesina dhaniki jail lo estharu le. nuvvu vadini too much troll chesthunav gaaa

[killer99]

well said bro. today Jagan. tomorrow some other @ss hole

 

 

@gr33d assholes will be chased and brought to justice

[killer99]

I dont have information about bastards. if you are keen about bastards ask some one who is closer to them

 

 

andhukey ninnu adiganu ani antadu emo ippudu vachi nee advice edit sesukuntey better emo bro

[sigsegv]

anyway .. manam develop aithey india lo unna telnt akkade untundhi .. mana rates safe gaa untaayi .. so support ivvandi ..

[killer99]

AP/India can't afford that kind of city. Not with current levels of productivity.

 

 

 

The Wall Street Journal

India is on course to overtake China to claim the position as the world’s fastest growing, big economy in the next two years, the World Bank said Tuesday, the latest vote of confidence in the roadmap set out by the new leaders of the South Asian nation to revamp the economy.

The Washington-based development institution raised its forecasts for India, saying growth in Asia’s third-largest economy would accelerate in the coming years even as much of the world is slowing down. The reason? New Delhi is implementing changes that will make the country’s economy more efficient and vibrant.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi took office in May after his party won a rare majority in Parliament on a campaign promising smaller government and bigger growth. Since taking office, he has unveiled ambitious plans to change how India’s economy is managed.

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“After several years of stalled progress, the newly-elected government has begun to implement measures to cut red tape, raise infrastructure investment, deregulate key parts of the economy, and shrink the role of government,” the World Bank said in its “Global Economic Prospects“ report released Tuesday. “Implementation stepped up during the fourth quarter, with the opening up of the coal industry to private investors, a deregulation of diesel prices to reduce the fiscal subsidy bill, a relaxation of labor market laws, and a linking of cash transfers with efforts to increase financial inclusion”  were all cited by the report as helping in India’s progress towards supercharged growth.

While China has held the title as hardest-hitting heavyweight economy for years, it has been suffering through a slowdown and may have to give up the belt in 2017, according to World Bank projections in the report.

India has been struggling to emerge from China’s shadow for more than a decadebut in 2017 it may at last outgrow its neighbor to the north, expanding 7.0% that calendar year while China’s growth slows to 6.9%.  Some other economists–including those at Goldman Sachs—predict India could outpace China as early as next year.

The World Bank projects that a few smaller economies—Bhutan, Mozambique and Myanmar for example –will experience larger growth in 2017 but India’s 7.0% expansion will be the fastest among the world’s 50 largest economies.

In the calendar year 2017, the globe’s combined gross domestic product expansion will only be 3.2% with high-income countries expanding only 2.2% and developing countries on average growing 5.4%, the World Bank report predicted.

Of course the end of 2017 is still a long way away and a lot of things will likely change in the interim to force economists to fix their forecasts. In India, they will be watching closely to see if the country continues to tweak laws and regulations to give companies and consumers more confidence to invest and help the economy expand.

“The implementation of reforms and deregulation in India should lift FDI. Investment, which accounts for about 30% of GDP, should strengthen, and help raise growth to 7%,” the World Bank report said.  “This is contingent on strong and sustained progress on reforms. Any slackening in the reform momentum could result in a more modest or slower pace of recovery.”

Source: wall street journal

 

India will be the future super power ani world anticipate chesthundhi man. andhulo gujarat, maharashtra and two telugu speaking state lead lo untai emo bro

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The Wall Street Journal

India is on course to overtake China to claim the position as the world’s fastest growing, big economy in the next two years, the World Bank said Tuesday, the latest vote of confidence in the roadmap set out by the new leaders of the South Asian nation to revamp the economy.

The Washington-based development institution raised its forecasts for India, saying growth in Asia’s third-largest economy would accelerate in the coming years even as much of the world is slowing down. The reason? New Delhi is implementing changes that will make the country’s economy more efficient and vibrant.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi took office in May after his party won a rare majority in Parliament on a campaign promising smaller government and bigger growth. Since taking office, he has unveiled ambitious plans to change how India’s economy is managed.

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“After several years of stalled progress, the newly-elected government has begun to implement measures to cut red tape, raise infrastructure investment, deregulate key parts of the economy, and shrink the role of government,” the World Bank said in its “Global Economic Prospects“ report released Tuesday. “Implementation stepped up during the fourth quarter, with the opening up of the coal industry to private investors, a deregulation of diesel prices to reduce the fiscal subsidy bill, a relaxation of labor market laws, and a linking of cash transfers with efforts to increase financial inclusion”  were all cited by the report as helping in India’s progress towards supercharged growth.

While China has held the title as hardest-hitting heavyweight economy for years, it has been suffering through a slowdown and may have to give up the belt in 2017, according to World Bank projections in the report.

India has been struggling to emerge from China’s shadow for more than a decadebut in 2017 it may at last outgrow its neighbor to the north, expanding 7.0% that calendar year while China’s growth slows to 6.9%.  Some other economists–including those at Goldman Sachs—predict India could outpace China as early as next year.

The World Bank projects that a few smaller economies—Bhutan, Mozambique and Myanmar for example –will experience larger growth in 2017 but India’s 7.0% expansion will be the fastest among the world’s 50 largest economies.

In the calendar year 2017, the globe’s combined gross domestic product expansion will only be 3.2% with high-income countries expanding only 2.2% and developing countries on average growing 5.4%, the World Bank report predicted.

Of course the end of 2017 is still a long way away and a lot of things will likely change in the interim to force economists to fix their forecasts. In India, they will be watching closely to see if the country continues to tweak laws and regulations to give companies and consumers more confidence to invest and help the economy expand.

“The implementation of reforms and deregulation in India should lift FDI. Investment, which accounts for about 30% of GDP, should strengthen, and help raise growth to 7%,” the World Bank report said.  “This is contingent on strong and sustained progress on reforms. Any slackening in the reform momentum could result in a more modest or slower pace of recovery.”

Source: wall street journal

 

India will be the future super power ani world anticipate chesthundhi man. andhulo gujarat, maharashtra and two telugu speaking state lead lo untai emo bro

 

agreed .. india lo youth ilantivfollow ayyi america ki raavatam thagginchukunte better .. akkadaboledu opurtunutires untaayi comming yrs lo ..