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Rohan Saha

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Between 2014 and 2024, India’s GDP saw a major jump from about $2 trillion to $3.7 trillion, an increase of $1.7 trillion. In rupee terms, the GDP grew from ₹113 lakh crore to ₹294 lakh crore, adding ₹181 lakh crore over the decade. GDP per capita a

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This macro growth is EXACTLY why India's startup scene is exploding right now! More disposable income = bigger addressable markets. We went from barely any unicorns in 2014 to 100+ today. The consumer internet revolution, fintech boom, everything traces back to this expanding economic pie. The next decade is going to be absolutely wild for Indian entrepreneurship! 🚀

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