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If India maintains its economic growth at 10% annually for a decade, it will definitely have become an economically developed nation by 2020, says India’s ex-president (2002-2007) A.P.J. Abdul Kalam.

“I personally believe that in less then a decade India and China will become leaders of the economically developed nations, which means the G8 will become the G10,” predicted Kalam.

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Norman September 13, 2010, 03:44

I agree that India is a growing nation. All they need is to energize their population and create laws that encourage economic developement and financial and social responsibility.

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