............Though
the official growth and current account deficit numbers for 2012-13
have only come in later weeks, the prime minister had correctly
anticipated in May that the first year of the 12th
plan would see GDP growth of “only 5%” and a current account deficit of
about 5% of GDP. Figures released by the RBI last week put the deficit
at 4.8% of GDP. India’s growth aspirations, Singh said, pose a
challenge for its democratic system. There is a need for consensus about
the “difficult but necessary policy choices we face” amidst the
country’s “vigorously competitive politics”. The path India chooses to
take, Singh said, could also mould the future of democracies around the
world............
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