Davos 2015 - An Insight, An Idea with Arun Jaitley

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http://www.weforum.org/ A conversation with India's Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on how new leadership is transforming the business, political and social landscape of the country. • Arun Jaitley, Minister of Finance, Corporate Affairs and Information and Broadcasting of India Interviewed by • Andrew R. Sorkin, Columnist, The New York Times, USA; Young Global Leader Alumnus

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India is back on track with projected 7.5 % GDP growth for 2015-16 . Great potential as always but great times to invest. But Indian government needs to do much more efforts and reforms to reach 9-10 % GDP Growth rate. Its possible.
Agree. Export, Investment and consumption are the key. India should attract more investments and target exports. domestic consumption not an issue. Private saving in India also good.
BTW The host seems to be an a low energy & pessimistic guy , unlike optimistic brics ;-)
"the whole atmosphere of corruption has changed". Really ?

He is a lawyer knows how to lie with a straight face.
i #promise the #rupee that i will #price the #sum of MY services as a function solely of MY #burden & not by all else !
BJP has been recognized as a ruling party by the citizens of Indian now it is the time for BJP to prove them in all front of progress and prove different from Congress ,who ruled India most of the time after independence.
What did minister said and people laught. I am new in english that is why did not understand
"I think you have picked up an Economist with a July dateline" LOL. You go Jaitely!
Guys, it isnt china..the ruler cant just order anything that he wants done...there are procedures over here...and even though procedures may be painful but are always best bet in the end.
Way to go WEF &
Mr Finance Minister.
India is blessed to have such ministers in the government as Mr. Jaitley and Mr. Modi, among others.
One should write the name of the Minister of an important country like India properly. Its Arun Jaitley and not the way you spelt it.
Arun Jaitley**. NOT "Aurun Jaitley". Please change the title!