BANGALORE: India is the fastest growing market in the world, whether it’s the e-commerce sector or the tech-services. Analysts and investors expect Modi's push for economic reform to revitalize earnings and create jobs.

The impact can be proven by looking at the MSCI India Index up 28.5 percent year-to-date, which is the highest in more than two decades, surely it is driving investor’s appetite in India. The year 2014 has revitalized the Indian economy to some extent but will 2015 take the growth and development to another level?

Ruchir Sharma, the Head of Emerging Markets and global macro at Morgan Stanley Investment Management has provided the key facts that will define the structure of Indian economy in 2015, which is compiled by NDTV.

# Can India Grow Fast When The World Does Not?

The recent years have seen the flourishing of high-end businesses in India and its large impact on economy. Even small business sectors are not left behind; in fact, it's the most rapidly growing industries in the current scenario of strengthening markets.

China is far big country than India but still the development graph of India. According to Sharma, China's per capita income is $7500, while India's per capital income is just $1500.

As of now India is facing heat on three grounds, firstly the share markets are falling every day; rupee is weakening against dollars and our banks are facing severe cash crunch resulting in shortage of liquidity in the market.

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