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India's Economic Reform Agenda: A Scorecard

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Modi Government's Midterm Reform Assessment

Please join the CSIS Wadhwani Chair in U.S.-India Policy Studies for a conversation on the present government's midterm performance on foreign direct investment (FDI), economic reforms, and solving the nonperforming assets crisis.

Event by Richard M. Rossow , Ila Patnaik , Mihir Sharma , Akhilesh Tilotia , and Kriti Upadhyaya — December 1, 2021

Online Event: GST Compensation to States

Three years after its implementation, the center-state consensus mechanism central to India’s Goods and Services Tax (GST) appears strained.

Event by Neelima Jain , Subhash Garg , Mukesh Butani , and Nileema Pargaonker — October 23, 2020

India Reforms Scorecard Launch Reception

The Wadhwani Chair in U.S.-India Policy Studies has created a microsite, "India's Economic Reform Agenda: A Scorecard" which serves as a scorecard with a list of thirty big reforms that the Modi government confronted when it took office in June 2019.

Event by Richard M. Rossow — July 8, 2019

Indian Economy 2019: Make or Break

Key leaders from Standard & Poor’s and Moody’s will offer their views on what their firms are watching that could impact India’s economic development, warning signs leading up to the upcoming national election, and much-needed reforms once political pressures recede.

Event by Richard M. Rossow , Stephanie Segal , Joydeep Mukherji , and William Foster — January 17, 2019

Building the New India: Focus on State Infrastructure

Join the CSIS Wadhwani Chair in U.S.-India Policy Studies for a conversation with the institutions that serve as partners in this initiative at the next public session of the Wadhwani Chair’s Indian States Engagement Forum (ISEF).

Event by Kartikeya Singh , Ann Marie Yastishock , Bart W. Édes , Ryosuke Nakata , Brian O’Hanlon , and Dr. Kartikeya Singh — May 22, 2018

Deepening U.S.-India Trade Ties: Focus on States

U.S. states ranging from Texas to Illinois and California to Pennsylvania export billions of dollars’ worth of goods annually to India. Panelists discuss how U.S. states target Indian states for exports, and more.

Event by Kartikeya Singh , Arunish Chawla , Rosario Boxx , Andrea Richter , and Amy Hariani — February 28, 2018

Asia Forecast 2018

Expert panels delve into the challenges facing Asia in 2018. Panel one will examine security threats; panel two will look at economic growth, trade, and infrastructure; and the final panel will discuss international and domestic politics.

Event by Michael J. Green , and Scott Kennedy , William Alan Reinsch , Richard M. Rossow , Stephanie Segal , Matthew P. Goodman , Christopher K. Johnson , Gregory B. Poling , Nicholas Szechenyi , Sue Mi Terry , Amy Searight , Bonnie S. Glaser — January 24, 2018