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India Must Invest in Children, Skills, Manufacturing for Demographic Dividend: BVR Subrahmanyam

India: One of the Fastest-Growing Major Economies | India has recorded one of the strongest long-term growth trajectories since 1980. Its GDP rose from under $200 billion to more than $4.1 trillion by 2025, placing it among the world’s top five economies. (Image: Canva)

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CNBC TV18•21-02-2026, 22:58

India Must Invest in Children, Skills, Manufacturing for Demographic Dividend: BVR Subrahmanyam

•BVR Subrahmanyam emphasizes investments in children, skills, and manufacturing to leverage India's demographic dividend.
•Early investment in children's nutrition and development is critical for a strong future workforce, especially for those born in 2026 who will be 21 in 2047.
•A major push for skill development is needed for youth not pursuing higher education, as skilled workers can earn more than average engineering graduates.
•Manufacturing needs stronger growth to support long-term economic expansion, alongside expanding services beyond traditional areas.
•Other priorities include improving agricultural productivity, ensuring balanced regional development, attracting higher FDI, and addressing climate and technology challenges.

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