| Yashwant Sinha | ||||||
More than a decade after Manmohan Singh, the then finance minister of India, launched its belated bold strides to take the economy into the 20th century, the world’s second biggest country and biggest democracy has a long way to go even to get into gear to catch up with China, let alone with the industrialized world. The mess of the privatization plans is merely one indicator of the country’s problems.
There is now no distinguished leader able to articulate and press the economic reforms.
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