Economic Renaissance in the Developed World

Economic Renaissance is sustainable and the Developed world is looking up to India to bolster their economy through the improved performance of our economy and increased consumption. Just to illustrate - Today our earnings in foreign exchange is across a much wider spectrum as compared to a decade ago. While there used to be only remittances from sweat labour from across the middle east and supporting funds from non resident residents to the near and dear ones, today Indian born and international entrepreneurs are returning to their mother land with ideas, systems and seed capital. This is setting in a new chain of growth which will take our economy to new levels, leave alone sustain. Their presence and their interactions with the world clearly demonstrate the sustainability of the growth story, for these are definitely not "Fair weather Friends".
True any mismanagement of the macro economy can undo part of the growth story. But the current government has not given any indication of such actions. On the contrary, the government owned Goliath the Indian Railways has returned surplus and is set to surpass its own stellar performance last year. The investment in the aviation sector is returning surplus as well.
The capacity addition being seen in the Capital goods industry, the booming service sector and the additional investment being planned for in the Retail, Infrastructure through Public Private participation, indicate that the Indian corporate and international private fund managers have a diametrically opposite perception from that of IMF. They believe in the Indian growth story and are eager to participate at the first opportunity, rather than wait and be left behind.

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