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India needs intelligent lockdown exit strategy: SBI report

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India should forget catching up with China in growth. Agree?
The GDP numbers for both Q4 and full-year FY20 are out. Although Q4 saved India the blushes by beating most forecasts, it could not save FY20 from becoming the worst year in eight. Considering the fact that the lockdown affected only seven days of Q4, the omens appear even more awful for Q1 of FY21, the better part of which has already gone to waste. So, bye bye, double-digit growth dream?

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