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Editors' Cut On How To Make India A Stronger Economy On IndiaPodcasts IndiaPodcasts: Voices That Inspire Us: Financial & Political Segment

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Editors' Cut On IndiaPodcasts - Come together to discuss constructive policy suggestions, on 'What can be done to build a stronger Indian economy' , Anchored By Srinath Sridharan, Independent Markets Commentator,- On Indiapodcasts By Anku Goyal

Panelists Include :
Ms. Nirupama Soundararajan - (Pahle India Foundation)
Mr. M.C.Govardhana Rangan (Economic Times)
Mr. Siddharth Zarabi (Managing Editor of NewJ )

Theme : “India - FY 22 & beyond”

1. Key policy constraints that impair our recovery aspects - could be across sectors including taxation, realty, trade, FDI, regulatory framework like FSLRC
2. Key Human Resource challenges at hand - at policy level, as well as polity level
3. Growth is also a function of how Competition plays out globally. Apart from our domestic policies, how do we make our market attractive for not just “sell to consumers” but also for “long term patient capital” as investments
4. We cannot wish-away China - the big elephant in the room. There are many positive aspects to learn from Chinese economic model or market aggression and do few things better and well. What will those be ?
5. Is current policy changes and structural changes like GST / IBC enough or should we use the crisis for more deeper reforms ?

Editors' Cut On IndiaPodcasts - Come together to discuss constructive policy suggestions, on 'What can be done to build a stronger Indian economy' , Anchored By Srinath Sridharan, Independent Markets Commentator,- On Indiapodcasts By Anku Goyal

Panelists Include :
Ms. Nirupama Soundararajan - (Pahle India Foundation)
Mr. M.C.Govardhana Rangan (Economic Times)
Mr. Siddharth Zarabi (Managing Editor of NewJ )

Theme : “India - FY 22 & beyond”

1. Key policy constraints that impair our recovery aspects - could be across sectors including taxation, realty, trade, FDI, regulatory framework like FSLRC
2. Key Human Resource challenges at hand - at policy level, as well as polity level
3. Growth is also a function of how Competition plays out globally. Apart from our domestic policies, how do we make our market attractive for not just “sell to consumers” but also for “long term patient capital” as investments
4. We cannot wish-away China - the big elephant in the room. There are many positive aspects to learn from Chinese economic model or market aggression and do few things better and well. What will those be ?
5. Is current policy changes and structural changes like GST / IBC enough or should we use the crisis for more deeper reforms ?

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