India's Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal expressed confidence in the nation's economic resilience amid global uncertainties. He highlighted that India's macroeconomic indicators remain strong, particularly in exports, which have continued to grow into May. The government has taken significant steps to support the agriculture sector by absorbing increased fertilizer costs, ensuring farmers are protected from price hikes. Goyal announced the 'Bhavya' scheme, which will create 100 industrial parks with ready-to-use infrastructure, aimed at improving the ease of doing business and attracting investments. The first phase will see 20 parks launched within two months. Furthermore, Goyal is set to visit Canada from May 25 to 27, leading a delegation of over 150 Indian business leaders to discuss a proposed free trade agreement, focusing on complementary strengths in various sectors. He emphasized the importance of local manufacturing and deep-tech sectors in maintaining a stable current account deficit, while also noting that the government does not interfere with currency movements, allowing market forces to dictate the rupee's value.