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Abstract:India's growth rate is at its lowest in six years - and economists expect it to fall further.
India's growth rate is at its lowest in six years. Growth figures have been on a steady decline, shrinking from 8% to 5% in just one year.
But economists believe that the new GDP figures - expected to be released later on Friday - will be a brand new low, dragging the number down below the 5% mark.
Three industries - agriculture, construction and automobiles - have been struck the hardest amid India's economic slowdown.
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