Bob Willen, Global Managing Partner and Chairman, Kearney Global consulting firm Kearney has pushed back against fears that the rupee could breach the ?100-per-dollar mark and slide further to ?120–140 as predicted by some market pundits.Kearney’s top management said India’s structural growth drivers remain strong enough to absorb external shocks even as the West Asia crisis threatens to shave 1–1.5 percentage points off the country’s GDP growth over the next six to nine months.In an interview with businessline during Kearney’s “100 Years of Impact” celebrations, Bob Willen, Global Managing Partner and Chairman; Shigeru Sekinada, APAC Chair; and Siddharth Jain, Managing…