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Nayar, who took over as president of ASSOCHAM this month, delved into the nuances of the current investing climate and the pivotal factors shaping India economic growth narrative.

With a wealth of experience garnered from his illustrious career in banking and private equity, Nayar offers invaluable insights into the dynamics at play in the Indian business l

Sanjay Nayar

Immediate Past President, ASSOCHAM

It includes a Rs 11.11 lakh crore spending on infrastructure and a Rs 1 lakh crore fund for research and development and the startup sector.

It is an India- first budget. A confident budget of a confident government that focuses on the objective of ensuring that India becomes a 5 trillion- dollar economy by 2025 and a developed nation by 2047\\\" Singh told

Ajay Singh

Immediate Past President

We may not realize it, but as consumers, Many habits have radically changed Sanjay Nayar, Senior Vice President, ASSOCHAM and Founder Chairman, Sorin Investments. Win the last twenty years. For instance, The weekly visit to the bank to withdraw cas his a thing of the past Visits  to a government office to update a PPF passbook, ration card, or gas cylinder is

Sanjay Nayar

Immediate Past President, ASSOCHAM

“Only if you aspire for 8-10 percent GDP growth, you will do the things that are required to get there. If private sector jumps in with capex push, it can be done. The markets are telling you 8-10 percent growth is possible while we are still floating around with 6.5-7 percent aim”, Nayar told businesslin e in an interview.

Sanjay Nayar

Immediate Past President, ASSOCHAM