Factories running 30% below capacity: Rajan

[magudi]

the promised reforms aren't their the investor will move away though .

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They are doing just fine even without consensus

GST to LPG to FDI in print: Push planned via executive route rather than House | The Indian Express

Modi government goes high on reforms; new bankruptcy law, subsidy rules on anvil - timesofindia-economictimes

I have given states an offer they can't refuse: Piyush Goyal | Business Standard News

Modi Government’s Most Critical Power Sector Reform Takes Shape | Swarajya

UDAY may provide Rs 80,000 crore relief to struggling discoms - timesofindia-economictimes

 

[fsayed]

They are doing just fine even without consensus

GST to LPG to FDI in print: Push planned via executive route rather than House | The Indian Express

Modi government goes high on reforms; new bankruptcy law, subsidy rules on anvil - timesofindia-economictimes

I have given states an offer they can't refuse: Piyush Goyal | Business Standard News

Modi Government’s Most Critical Power Sector Reform Takes Shape | Swarajya

UDAY may provide Rs 80,000 crore relief to struggling discoms - timesofindia-economictimes

But when I will get somsome of it in pocket for my family. Expenses where is my 15lacs

See below investors running
Not happy with Modi’s reforms, Jim Rogers pulls out of India - Bollywood news, wallpapers, vidoes, Canadian immigration, Indian diaspora news I News East West

India Inc unhappy with Modi Govt’s ‘sluggish reforms’ | Business Insider India

 

[tsinga]

Na. I am realistic. He could have won fence sitters. You are not a fence sitter. You are firmly entrenched in the Congress faction. Only immediately post election you were wavering. You cannot be won by the BJP. Certainly not by Modi.

But I am talking about the masses here. Modi has missed the bus entirely. There is no social movement. He is going to go down as a successful administrator, a gentle statesman. But not as a man who radically changed the Indian story for a rapid growth. Such were the (slightly unrealistic) expectations.

Also with the media not publicizing positive achievements the Govt. is doing is going to cost them in the long run. Cost the BJP, I mean.

Only three laws need be passed to usher in major change - what you would call radical change in Indian economy.

1. GST
2. Bankruptcy Law
3. Labour Law Reform


If just these 3 are passed in Parliament and nothing else. These three alone would bring radical change in the economy.