Many experts, politicians-turned economists, even self-styled financial analysts have given their verdicts; the common man, however, is puzzled, the size of queues hasn’t yet reduced. What about a breather from prime time discussions and diverse commentary on the subject and talk some basics.

Rating agencies such as Crisil have predicted a further growth in India's GDP to 7.9% in 2016-17. The prediction is backed by good rainfall during the monsoon and an upward yield in agricultural production this year.

Can India jump 80 spots and land within the top 50 within the span of a year? Isn’t the target unrealistic? Not if sources in the Union Commerce Ministry and the DIPP are to be believed.