In the run up to the general elections of 2014, Narendra Modi promised to transform India if voted to power. His promise of minimum government and maximum governance caught the imagination of a severely bruised India Inc.
Modi's emphasis on economic development and reforms won him the support of the industry and the middle class. 100 days on, the Prime Minister is coining new slogans and launching new missions- from make in India to the Dhan Jan Yojana, every announcement is being amplified. But has the Prime Minister come good on his promise of delivering bold change or has he spent the past 100 days testing waters?
In an exclusive interview with CNBC-TV18, Naina Lal Kidwai, Country Head, HSBC and Former President, FICCI and Ashok Wadhwa of Ambit Holdings, Rajiv Kumar of centre for policy research, Siddharth Varadarajan, senior fellow, Shiv Nadar University and Satya Poddar of Ernst and Young assess team Modi's performance.
Welcoming the steps taken by team Modi, Rajiv Kumar says that he is impressed by the homework the government has done however, he would like to see a bolder, clearer roadmap for the economy.
Satya Poddar of EY adds that measures taken by the government on the tax front are and reforms are extremely tactful. Meanwhile, Ashok Wadhwa says that one should wait for another 100 days to see reforms unfold.
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