Why India Is Resilient To Global Sanctions – Analysis

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Why India Is Resilient To Global Sanctions – Analysis

Why India Is Resilient To Global Sanctions – Analysis

Eurasia Review

Published 08 Dec 2023

Robust growth in 2^nd quarter GDP of 2023-24 (July -September) re-stablished that India is resilient to global sanctions, projecting its strong economic fundamentals. India pinned continuous growth in GDP in all quarters since January 2023, despite global sanctions imposed on Russia in December 2022.

However, the...

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