India has reached another key milestone in the economic sector. It has become the fourth-largest economy in the world, surpassing Japan. India's rise to a $4 trillion economy reflects the aspirations of 1.4 billion people. niti aayog CEO Subramanian revealed this while quoting IMF statistics at yesterday's niti aayog meeting. This success has brought india closer to its goal of becoming a global guru and a financial powerhouse. Currently, the top three economies in the world are the US, China, and Germany. prime minister Modi is confident that india will become the third-largest economy by 2047. Explaining the goals of 'Vikasit Bharat' at the niti aayog meeting, prime minister Modi made it clear that india is moving in this direction.
NITI Aayog CEO Subramanian has responded to Donald Trump's comments that apple phones should be manufactured in the US. Although there is still uncertainty over the imposition of tariffs, Subramanian said that india will be a country that can manufacture apple phones cheaply given the current situation. This indicates the potential of India's manufacturing sector and the key role that india can play in the global supply chain. In addition, Subramanian also revealed that the second round of the asset monetization pipeline is being prepared and will be announced in August. This is intended to make more efficient use of government assets and contribute to economic growth.
Overall, the progress that india is making in the economic sector and the way it is strengthening its position on the global stage is a sign of further growth in the future. These achievements lay a strong foundation for India's goal of becoming a 'World Guru'.

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