Rhee pointed out that one of the good news for Asia is that India is picking up though China's growth is moderating while Japan is recovering.

However, he noted some concern about the ability of the Indian banking and corporate sectors to support the long-term 7.5 per cent per annum Indian GDP growth.

He said India was pushing forward with infrastructure development and aiming for higher economic growths.

The government was also restructuring some of the state banks balance sheets and non-performing loans from the past years' stalled projects. But there was a concern about the banking sector’s ability to support higher potential of the Indian economic growths, he stressed.

Rhee expressed confidence in sectorial growths in the Indian economy, responding to a question on the slowdown in March exports.

"First of all, it is fair to state that so far international society has a high expectation of Modi government implementing reforms," he said, pointing out the inflow of foreign investment, announced investments plans, reforms in many sectors and the GST.

But he expressed concern about implementation process and the state-central government relationship for the progress of the economy.

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