India tipped to overtake China in Modi's first year
But there are doubts over whether a new way of calculating GDP has distorted things
New Delhi
WHEN India releases data on Friday that is expected to show the economy growing faster than China for a second consecutive quarter, sceptics could be forgiven for asking: Why does it feel so slow?
Celebrating his first year in office, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has basked in the success of transforming India into the fastest growing major economy.
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