New Delhi, June 26 -- union Minister for Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal cautioned Indian businesses against settling for modest growth in exports.
Minister said if India were satisfied with such incremental gains, it would fall short of what the country is capable of delivering, especially as it expands participation in comprehensive free trade agreements and seeks a larger share in markets such as the United Kingdom.
While speaking at a Business Plenary Session in London, Goyal said, "there was a tendency to fall into a comfortable rut by treating 5-7-10 percent growth as success, warning that such an outlook would be inadequate for India's ambitions in global trade.""Very often, in our cosy comfort, we lose track, and we get into th...