Has the Indian economy truly graduated from being business-friendly to being market-friendly? As we come closer to wrapping up the series, Let’s hear from Ruchir Sharma, Global Investor, Author, and Columnist, about India’s reform experience an

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Apr 13th, 2021 29m 13s

What shape will Modi’s government reforms eventually take and what results they are gonna finally yield? How they will ultimately change lives in the years to come? In this episode, Pooja Mishra in conversation with Surjit Bhalla, Executive Dir

Bibek Debroy: ‘Modi is implementing reforms pending from 1993’

Apr 13th, 2021 29m 6s

We cannot afford to deny that there are signs of a deep malaise in the Indian economy. To understand what has truly gone wrong, Join Pooja Mehra in conversation with Dr. Bibek Debroy, the Senior most Economist in the Government and Chairman of

Vijay Kelkar: ‘If you want to be an economic superpower, you can't be protectionist’

Apr 13th, 2021 26m 9s

What makes Vajpayee’s reforms different from the successor government? Weren’t the economic reforms of his regime more by oversight than by design? In this episode of India’s reform story, Join Pooja Mehra in conversation with Vijay Kelkar, for

N.K. Singh: ‘When Vajpayee became PM, telecom was in a colossal mess’

Apr 13th, 2021 32m 1s

When Vajpayee became Prime Minister in 1998, the telecom sector was in complete disarray. What fueled the explosive growth in the telecom sector and how did it become one of the big reform success stories? Join Pooja Mehra in conversation with

Rakesh Mohan: ‘The 1991 moment was 18 months in the making'

Apr 13th, 2021 34m 15s

Only a few people realize how irrational the Indian economic control system was before 1991. What the winds of economic liberalization brought with it was the dismantling of License Permit Raj. Join Pooja Mehra in conversation with Dr Rakesh Mo

Montek Singh Ahluwalia: ‘1991 reforms aimed at more than just the BOP crisis’

Apr 13th, 2021 34m 40s

India ran into an unsustainable deficit in the balance of payments in the year 1991. To start the series, Pooja Mehra asked Mr Montek Singh Ahluwalia, an Indian economist and civil servant who served as the Deputy Chairman of the Planning Commi

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