The Indian giant has arrived

CAMBRIDGE/MILAN — India’s recent economic success, solid momentum and promising prospects are making the country ever more influential both regionally and internationally. But the experience of other countries, most notably China over the last three decades, suggests that such rapid influence and robust progress can be tricky to manage. After all, an action that makes sense

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