India’s nominal GDP in 2015 was $2,103.6 billion. Come 2025, the IMF projects that it will reach $4,271.9 billion. That’s over 100% growth in just 10 years! How has India managed to double its GDP in just ten years? What factors have worked to propel the economy, which at one time had been infamously ranked among the ‘Fragile Five’? We take a look:

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This move has sparked concerns that it could be used to deport foreign students amid a crackdown on illegal immigrants as well as student protesters in US colleges and universities