In the last few years, India achieved ambitious export goals that would have been considered unrealistic till just recently. Now, this is not just a substantial increase in aspiration, but one realised as the world economy is still recovering from the Covid pandemic. The basis for this confidence is a range of reforms in manufacturing, labour, finance, skills and trade facilitation. Added to that is a steady improvement in the ease of doing business.
Speaking to Moneycontrol ahead of the release of their new book, Breaking the Mould, Raghuram Rajan and Rohit Lamba voice their concerns over the path Indian economic policy is taking
CUTS International, a global NGO, celebrated its 40th anniversary with a panel discussion on India s economic progress. The discussion highlighted the transformation of the Indian economy over the past four decades and its future prospects and challenges. The successful G20 Summit, India s commitment to the Global South, and the re-emergence of industrial policy were also discussed.