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India can and will survive global crisis: PM

New Delhi, November 21:: Seeking to allay concerns about slowdown in the country in view of global meltdown, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said no effort would be spared to "neutralise" to the "maximum" its adverse impact on India and asserted that the economy would grow at eight per cent. Assuring that the coun ....Read more

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India survive By: sethu raman | Friday , 21 Nov '08 14:47:50 PM Reply | Forward Fantastic. But it should not be a political drama. Just explain. (BEFORE SOME TIME WE HEARED 7.75 AND LATER IT WAS 9.00 NOW 8.00 !!).

Where is the plan for it?By: Sachin | Friday , 21 Nov '08 11:14:36 AM Reply | Forward Such statements alone cannot ensure 8% growth. What are the concrete steps Government has taken so far? I sit planning to spend more on infrastructure? Havent heard anything yet...

India is a survivorBy: Rohit | Friday , 21 Nov '08 10:27:52 AM Reply | Forward Yes, India had survived, is surviving, and will survive anything because right from its birth (independence) till about 10 years back she has been given the slow poison of corruption, divide-and-rule and pseudo-secularism by the congress - a poison which her people have learnt to deal with. This country has survived not because of the government (read congress) but despite it.

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