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India registered growth despite eurozone crisis, claims Chidambaram | Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram on Tuesday said that India has achieved
the fastest growth after China amid global financial meltdown. "We still remain one of the
fastest growing economies of the world despite the eurozone crisis
which is a deeper crisis than the 2008 global financial meltdown," Chidambaram
told media here. "The first two years of UPA-II registered satisfactory growth
before the eurozone crisis hits us. The Eurozone crisis was a worse crisis than
the global financial crisis," he added. Expressing confidence that the country
will continue to be one of the fastest growing economies of the world, Chidambaram
said India registered 6.7 per cent financial growth in 2011-12. He further agreed
that problems of inflation, revenue growth etc have deterred the growth path but
the country was still able to maintain momentum. "Measures have been taken and
are being taken; we are confident that we will get out of the crisis and return
to high growth path," he added.
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