Growth can happen only when there is investment in productive activities and investment can happen when there is an investor-friendly climate

In an age before globalisation became a buzzword, Panditji lived up to the ideal of vasudhaiva kutumbakam. The world was his family.

No lobbying was done in India. Nor was the effort, for which the filing in question was made, India-specific. Then what is there to get excited about?

The one thing the government can and should do is to get the goods and services tax off the ground. This alone can add close to two per cent to GDP growth.