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India's trade push could boost GDP by $140 billion, analysis shows

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An analysis suggests India's trade initiatives could add $140 billion to its GDP. This projection is linked to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's push for greater economic integration. The potential growth would result from increased international trade and commerce. The report was published by The Economic Times.

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