the changed political landscape and the health of the coalition government that comes to power. so while mr modi, under whose tenure the benchmark indices have almost tripled in value, is on course to get the historic third term as prime minister, this one will be much different without a clear majority. mr modi, as prime minister, will need consensus from the coalition partners to pass legislation and that could delay some of the tougher ones, like the long pending agricultural reforms or the land and labour reforms needed to spur manufacturing and jobs. infrastructure that has been the core selling point of modi, government experts say, will continue to be key. india does need to ramp up electrification, railways, industrial corridors. butjust government spending won t help. private investments in infrastructure needs to come in. for india to sustain its fast paced economic growth in the long run. at the same time, in his third term, mr. in his third term, mr