The Elephant Turns Into A Cheetah!

The first graph above shows that it took 60 years (from 1947 to 2007) for India to reach its first trillion dollars of Gross Domestic Product (GDP). The next trillion took 8 years (2007 to 2015) and we were at the edge of achieving 3 trillion on the eve of Covid. As our leaders and experts having been telling us repeatedly, we should add one trillion every 3-4 years henceforth. Infact as the second graph shows us, for most of history (since the 1^st AD to 1820), India and China dominated the world economy, so reverting to mean just requires us to play with a straight bat and not throw away our wicket and advantage.

Our third and fourth graphs show how favourable our macros are in comparison to the United States (US), China, Germany and the United Kingdom (UK). We are growing at double the pace of any other large economy and after a very long time, we have less inflation than the US, UK and Germany. Add to this the geopolitics, Ukraine war and climate transition