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In the recent G20 Summit, India has created a strong impact in the global business scene by presenting facts that prove that India is doing everything it can to help startup business firms so that they can develop and grow in their prospects. 

The G20 countries have taken note of the steps that have been taken by India to promote inclusive and sustainable growth for the new business firms. They have also observed the way India has contributed to offer support to the global economy, and have praised the various initiatives taken by the country to enhance and promote ease of carrying out business activities. 

India’s openness to providing startup funding to new and young entrepreneurs along with carefully planned labor reforms are sure to improve the business scene in this country in the coming years.

In the Hamburg Action Plan that was adopted by the 20 largest global economies at the recently held G20 Summit, the leaders observed that India is working with and helping to promote a number of important derivative instruments in electronic trading platforms or exchanges within the financial sector. These measures are certainly going to help in boosting the resilience of the country’s economical conditions. 

The summit also noted that India is currently facilitating ECBs or external commercial borrowings through the startup firms so that they may help to encourage innovation as well as make it easier for companies to carry out their business activities. 

The G20 countries are currently taking vital steps to ensure momentum on sustainable growth and effective structural reforms, and this new approach taken by India to enhance their business scene have certainly appealed to the G20 countries.

The strategies and working policies that have been adapted by India currently focus on implementing labor market reforms that can offer additional security to workers along with increased participation of females in the workforce. They are also working to ease the whole process of carrying out business in India which can certainly usher a new age of commercial development. This is certainly going to encourage investors from India and abroad to come and be a part of various business and developmental projects that are being introduced in this part of the world. 

Such plans and steps taken by India are in line with the essential goals of the G20 Summit, which has appealed to its leaders in a major way. The recent G20 Summit was also attended by the Prime Minister of India, Mr. Narendra Modi who presented his case of proving that India’s business scene has improved greatly over the years and is now a perfect hub for carrying out large scale business activities. 

The Modi government recently announced that India aims to be within one of the world’s top 50 nations when it comes to ease of carrying out business activities. This is not only going to usher great commercial development in India but also take the country to a whole new level within the global economy. There are certainly areas that India still needs to work on if the country has to achieve this goal. 

According to the World Bank, these specific weak areas include enough ready facilities for companies to start a business, paying the taxes, registering property, dealing with the construction permits, trading across borders, resolving insolvency and enforcing contracts. 

Over the last few years, India has implemented numerous reforms that can help to reduce or fight issues relating to taxation, insolvency as well as starting of a business. These reforms are expected to enhance the rankings in a major way and help the country to enter a new age of economic development.