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1991 Reforms

Four charts explain how the 1991 Budget by Manmohan Singh transformed Indian economy
High growth of 8-9% to be driven by manufacturing, urbanisation: Kant
Exclusive | Lower regulatory costs helped NBFCs scale up over the last decade, says IIFL's Nirmal Jain
30 Years Of Reforms | What does the report card look like?
A case for going beyond economic reforms
30 Years Of Reforms | The gap between aspirations and reality
From shop floor to C-suite — economic liberalisation helped shatter many glass ceilings
30 years of economic reforms and environmental degradation
30 years later, the reforms journey continues
Three decades of reforms and still miles to go
1991 Reforms | The journey of the Indian stock markets — from Infosys to Zomato
30 Years of Reforms | Change was in the air
30 years later, the gaps in India’s financial sector reforms are still glaring
KV Kamath: The runway for India is another 25 years, digital supercycle is going to come like a wave
Digital Super Cycle is creating millions of jobs in India, and we are not counting it: KV Kamath
An alphabet soup of the Indian economy pre-reforms, and after
30 years of liberalization: S Naren on wading through irrational markets and foreign investor frenzy of the 90s
If 1947 saw India’s independence, 1991 witnessed independence of economy: Ad Guru Piyush Pandey
Stock market, not mutual funds, was more in focus in early 90s: UTI's Vetri Subramaniam
Montek Singh Ahluwalia on why the 1991 reforms were a watershed moment for India's economy
It took us 3 years, 50 visits to Delhi to import a computer. Magic wand of 1991 reforms liberated Infosys: NR Narayana Murthy
In 1990, there was an offer to buy us out for Rs 2 crore. Infosys has Rs 6.5 lakh crore m-cap now: NR Narayana Murthy on 1991 reforms
Keki Mistry on 1991 reforms: The bedrock keeping India's fundamentals strong despite COVID
Biocon’s Kiran Mazumdar Shaw urges govt to further ease regulations & cut GST to revive economy
The role of India’s foreign ministry in the 1991 economic reforms, and how it has adapted since then

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1991 Reforms

Four charts explain how the 1991 Budget by Manmohan Singh transformed Indian economy

High growth of 8-9% to be driven by manufacturing, urbanisation: Kant

Exclusive | Lower regulatory costs helped NBFCs scale up over the last decade, says IIFL's Nirmal Jain

30 Years Of Reforms | What does the report card look like?

A case for going beyond economic reforms

30 Years Of Reforms | The gap between aspirations and reality

From shop floor to C-suite — economic liberalisation helped shatter many glass ceilings

30 years of economic reforms and environmental degradation

30 years later, the reforms journey continues

Three decades of reforms and still miles to go

1991 Reforms | The journey of the Indian stock markets — from Infosys to Zomato

30 Years of Reforms | Change was in the air

30 years later, the gaps in India’s financial sector reforms are still glaring

KV Kamath: The runway for India is another 25 years, digital supercycle is going to come like a wave

Digital Super Cycle is creating millions of jobs in India, and we are not counting it: KV Kamath

An alphabet soup of the Indian economy pre-reforms, and after

30 years of liberalization: S Naren on wading through irrational markets and foreign investor frenzy of the 90s

If 1947 saw India’s independence, 1991 witnessed independence of economy: Ad Guru Piyush Pandey

Stock market, not mutual funds, was more in focus in early 90s: UTI's Vetri Subramaniam

Montek Singh Ahluwalia on why the 1991 reforms were a watershed moment for India's economy

It took us 3 years, 50 visits to Delhi to import a computer. Magic wand of 1991 reforms liberated Infosys: NR Narayana Murthy

In 1990, there was an offer to buy us out for Rs 2 crore. Infosys has Rs 6.5 lakh crore m-cap now: NR Narayana Murthy on 1991 reforms

Keki Mistry on 1991 reforms: The bedrock keeping India's fundamentals strong despite COVID

Biocon’s Kiran Mazumdar Shaw urges govt to further ease regulations & cut GST to revive economy

The role of India’s foreign ministry in the 1991 economic reforms, and how it has adapted since then