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As India's GDP growth slips by 3.1 per cent in Q4 of 2020, shrinking to the lowest in 11 years, India is staring at a bleak future. With less economic activity, no demand, India's unemployment is set to get worse. Rajeev Dubey, Business Today Editor, breaks down the effects of these shrinking numbers. Watch the video for more. | Business Today | Facebook

A strong GDP growth rate is supposed to strengthen a currency, but in India the opposite seems true—GDP is rising while the rupee continues to fall. Just like with AQI levels, it feels as if we’re being asked to believe in numbers that don’t reflect reality. Will @nsitharaman resign and take the responsibility of this durdasha? या फिर @amitshahofficial की तरह वो भी Dollar को ऐसा सबक सिखाने वाली हैं कि वो रुपए के साथ आगे से कंपेयर होने से ही मना कर दे? Abki_baar_90_paar #indianeconomy #rupeevsdol

Mababa ang tsansang maabot ng gobyerno ang target nitong 5.5–6.5% gross domestic product o GDP growth rate ngayong 2025, ayon sa Department of Economy, Planning, and Development. | GMA News