A tale two Indias "One part of that effort was visible on August 28th when the NITI Aayog—in collaboration with the IDFC Institute, a private think-tank based in Mumbai—released Ease of Business: An Enterprise Survey of Indian States. The report plumbs the responses of companies—3,326 manufacturing enterprises spread across all states and UTs (except Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram, Lakshadweep and Andaman and Nicobar Islands). The picture that emerges is of ‘two Indias’, one a high-growth part of the country in the western region and a sprinkling of states here and there (Bihar is one example), and the other, a low-growth zone that lags in terms of economic output, productivity and, crucially, in fixing the policy environment needed to attract investment."
From the NITI referred to the growth states are Tsmil Nadu, Maharashtra, Gujarat with old Andhra Pradesh a distant second.
From the NITI referred to the growth states are Tsmil Nadu, Maharashtra, Gujarat with old Andhra Pradesh a distant second.
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