A recent survey report by PHD Chamber says 84 per cent of graduates and post-graduate students in Delhi NCR feel that India’s growth story will remain intact and thus prefer to settle in India for career prospects.
The remaining 16 per cent feel that moving abroad would help them repay their education loans and attain good financial results and better living standards for themselves, says a survey conducted by the Research Bureau of the PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
“The biggest challenge to India’s growth story is its poor supply side infrastructure and if bottlenecks to supply side economics were removed, the country has potential to attain fastest economic growth in the world economic system,” said Sharad Jaipuria, president, PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry, stressing that reforms in supply-side infrastructure would pave the way for macro economic stability, increased consumption demand and millions of new jobs.