Former RBI governor Raghuram Rajan is not known to hold back his punches. And defaulting promoters are a pet target of his. He has said it many times before, and he's just said it again in Davos: Promoters of companies that go belly-up have to face strong consequences.
India is growing close to 8 per cent and by this rate it would be 5-trillion economy in just matter of few years, he said.
In his keynote address during the opening plenary of WEF 2018, Modi comapred the impact of protectionism with that of terrorism.
It was India's moment at the Davos high table and Prime Minister Modi led from the front.
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At World Economic Forum 2018, WEF President Borge Brende speaks to Rahul Kanwal, Managing Editor, TV Today Network about PM Modi inaugurating WEF 2018 and its significance. <br />
A panel comprising participants from India and Pakistan discussed the possibilities of improvement in regional cooperation and expansion of trade in South Asia on the third day of the World Economic Forum (WEF) on Thursday.
Experts and ministers from major countries discussed the road ahead in global energy markets
India-born Sundar Pichai, who sits at the head of the most powerful internet company in the world, is optimistic about technology and its long term affects.
Jack Ma took the centre stage in one of the sessions at the alpine resort of Davos on Wednesday and talked about the impact of technology, artificial intelligence, role of women business leaders in today's world and globalisation.
An all-women panel of co-chairs at World Economic Forum (WEF) 2018 in Davos today held a session with the theme 'Creating a shared future in a fractured world'.
<p>At World Economic Forum 2018, BusinessToday.in Editor Rajeev Dubey speaks to Ajit Gulabchand, Chairman and MD, Hindustan Construction Company about key takeaways from PM Narendra Modi's keynote address at Davos</p>
At World Economic Forum 2018, BusinessToday.in Editor Rajeev Dubey speaks to Shobana Kamineni CII president about PM Modi's keynote address at Davos and her budget expectations from the Modi government
Delivering the speech in chaste Hindi and invoking the oldest Upanishad, the Isha Upanishad, Modi began by discussing the theme of this year's WEF "Shared Future In a Fractured World" but then displayed the full breadth of his oratory covering the widest possible array of issues.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today delivered the keynote address at the World Economic Forum's opening plenary session in Davos. Narendra Modi is the first Indian Prime Minister in two decades to attend the WEF. He spoke about big ticket reforms that his government has introduced in the last three years.
Goyal said that India will be part of the global effort to promote serious action on energy conservation and addressing climate change, 'irrespective of what other countries may do'.
At World Economic Forum 2018, Piyush Goyal, Union minister of Railways and Coal speaks to Rahul Kanwal, Managing Editor, TV Today Network about India's growing economic strength and PM Modi's constant electoral victories
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