Within a decade, India will become fastest growing economy: Dr. Kelkar

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India has great advantages of being youngest nation and hence our policies and priorities should be channelized to make it a fastest growing economy and for that all institutions should make course correction, stated noted economist Dr. Vijay Kelkar while delivering convocation address. Highlighting the rapid growth progress made by the nation during last five decades, Dr. Kelkar stated that his generation did not have access to gadgets but present generation did not have access to gadgets but present generation was lucky to have access to technology.
However, challenges are equally bigger and complex.



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