CEA Anantha Nageswaran has warned that the next two decades will be more challenging for India, despite the country's strengthened supply-side potential in the face of repeated global shocks, according to a report from *The Hindu Business Line*. The economic advisor highlighted the need for India to adapt to a more complex and uncertain global environment.
The report notes that India's ability to maintain growth amid external pressures has improved, but this does not guarantee continued stability. Nageswaran emphasized that the coming years will require greater resilience and strategic planning. He also pointed to the importance of domestic reforms and investment in key sectors to sustain long-term growth.
The warning comes as India continues to navigate economic uncertainties, including inflation, global trade tensions, and shifting supply chains. While the country has shown resilience, the CEA's remarks suggest that the challenges ahead will demand more than just adaptation—they will require proactive policy measures and structural changes.
The report underscores the need for a balanced approach to economic management, combining short-term stability with long-term vision. (thehindubusinessline.com)
