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Future of India: The Winning Leap

To become a 10-trillion-USD economy in the next 20 years, India needs to accelerate its growth to a CAGR of 9%.

India needs to adopt new and innovative business models and take the Winning Leap.

The private sector has to play a significant role in creating the corporate capabilities that will make this transformation possible.

For the Winning Leap, India's most persistent problems have to be dealt with first and specific sectors need to be targeted.

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CEO Summit 2014

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Deepak Kapoor says that without adequate skilling of the workforce, the demographic dividend may turn into a deficit

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Sectors revolving around the rural framwork have benefitted from robust rural growth, say Roopa Kudva

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Major investments hitting roadblocks can result in slower economic growth in the long run, says R Mukundan

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Leaders play a crucial role in guiding the organisation through both good and bad times, says Ronnie Screwvala

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These are the most challenging times that businesses have ever faced, says T K Kurien

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Businesses need to constantly reinvent themselves to stay in the game, says S Nagarajan