During the All India Management Association's 11th National Leadership Conclave, Shaktikanta Das, the former Governor of the Reserve Bank of India, discussed India's ability to navigate economic crises, likening it to a 'chakravyuh' or strategic labyrinth. He emphasized that the real challenge lies in finding a way out of crises without creating new imbalances. Das pointed out that India's fiscal and monetary policies have been carefully calibrated, contributing to a projected 7.6% GDP growth in FY 2025-26. He outlined ten key pillars supporting this growth, including macroeconomic stability, policy consistency, and a robust domestic demand driven by a youthful population. He also highlighted the importance of digital public infrastructure and fiscal discipline in enhancing economic resilience. Das concluded by offering practical advice to businesses, urging them to strengthen their operations and adapt to emerging opportunities in a volatile global environment, reinforcing that India's growth drivers are already in motion.