India's Interior minister: 8.5% inflation is now India's biggest challenge

The 2011 Annual session of the World Economic Forum (Davos Forum) was held in Davos, Switzerland, from January 26 to 30th, and the theme of the 2011 Annual meeting was "common norms in the new situation".　　The four main topics of the annual meeting are: Responding to the new situation, economic prospects and formulating inclusive growth policies, supporting the 20 action plan and establishing a global risk response mechanism. Around these issues, Sina Finance and Davos guests to open a dialogue, for you to analyze the post-crisis era, the global common values and norms in all aspects of reconstruction issues. Indian Interior Minister Chidambaram (Palaniappan Chidam) Zurich time January 29 morning (Beijing time January 30 morning) news, the Indian Interior Minister Chidambaram (Palaniappan Chidam) in Davos clearly said that　　As the government struggles to implement its plans for inclusive growth, 100 million Indians are outside the government's reach, and the high inflation rate of 8.5% is worrying. "At present, the rising price may affect the poor, and those who are struggling to the brink of the poverty line." India's response to inflation to promote economic growth and reduce poverty has become a major problem for India as a whole today. The bigger challenge for India's leaders is to reduce poverty while implementing effective policies to boost growth. Chidambaram said.　　It is reported that India and China are Davos hot words, last year, GDP growth rate of nearly 9%. "We cannot change our government and our political system to achieve an additional 1% growth, we are not authoritarian, we need to act on the premise of agreement." Chidambaram said. (Hao from Davos, Switzerland)