The World Bank has urged India to take action to improve its economic outlook by lifting investment rates.
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The World Bank has urged India to take action to improve its economic outlook by lifting investment rates.
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World Bank released a report detailing economic challenges faced by economies such as India.Also in this story
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- India is classified under World Bank income group.
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