Stimulating the Growth Trajectory of Indian Economy

Over the last 7-8 months, the Government of India has undertaken proactive and fast track measures to safeguard its people, economy, trade, and industry against the wild tide of pandemic COVID-19. The series of stimulus announcements by the Government under the AatmaNirbhar Bharat Abhiyaan 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0 along with the measures undertaken by the RBI has taken the total stimulus package to the level of around Rs 30 lakh crores, which is highly laudable and encouraging.

The recovery in the key economic and business indicators is visible on the back the meaningful reforms undertook the by the Government, which has instilled the expectations of a strong, sustainable, and even positive growth in Q3 FY2021 with robust resumption of the lost economic activity sooner than later.

Going ahead, the economic and health risk posed by rising cases of COVID-19 in India calls for further prompt policy measures and continuous facilitation by the Government.

In light of such a scenario, PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PHDCCI) is organizing a Webinar on Stimulating the Growth Trajectory of Indian Economy Thursday, 17th December 2020 from 10:30 am to 1:00 pm. The objective of the Webinar is to discuss the current economic scenario and measures that India needs to adopt to revitalise and stimulate its economic growth.

The agenda of the Webinar is to conduct deliberations on the revitalization of the Indian economic growth and suggestive measures for the same. The agenda of the webinar would focus majorly on the following points:  

• Imperatives and impediments and imperatives to the growth prospects of Indian economy .
• Thrust to the growth promising sectors of the Indian economy—hospitality, retail, power and energy, banking and financial development, among others
• Thrust on infrastructure- Infrastructure spending for potential multiplier effects on economic growth, private investments and employment creation.
• Policies to boost Competitiveness of the MSMEs focussing on enhancing EODB (Ease of Doing Business) for MSMEs
• Making India a next Export Powerhouse- To make India an essential part of global supply chains along with a focus on localization.
• Employment creation for the growing skilled, semi-skilled, and unskilled young workforce in the country.
• Road ahead for Indian economy- Suggestions to stimulate economic growth and attain the goal of AatmaNirbhar Bharat and USD 5 trillion economies in the coming times.

Eminent experts from the Government, Industry leaders, Economists would be participating in the discussions on the above sections.  

More than 200 delegates including members of Ph.D. Chamber of Commerce and Industry and other industry stakeholders from various segments of trade and industry are expected to join the webinar.

Shri Anil Kumar Chopra, Chairman, EAC, PHDCCI, Ms. Kanika Shriram, Co-Chairperson

EAC, PHDCCI and  Shri Vikram Singh Mehta, Chairman, EAC, PHDCCI, solicit your kind participation in the Webinar.