India has made huge strides in reforming its economy. Serious challenges persist but there is also great cause for optimism, writes Vijaya Sampath, group general counsel at Bharti Enterprises
After decades of the “Hindu” rate of growth, India is emerging as one of the world’s fastest growing economies. Indeed, it is now a must-be-present destination for global corporations in virtually every sector.
Group general counsel
Bharti Enterprises
It is widely agreed that a well-developed legal system, educated English-speaking population and the firm roots of democracy, along with the opening of the economy to foreign investment in a phased manner, are factors that have spurred economic growth and put India at the top of board meeting agendas the world over.
The “Incredible India” story has just begun and is unfolding. But many challenges are still crying out to be addressed.
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