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The NDA returns: Time to introspect policies that did not work

The 'Make in India' campaign needs to be looked at closely to find out where things did not go right while power sector reforms need to be revisited

Narendra Modi
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(File Photo) Prime Minister Narendra Modi during an election campaign rally | PTI

Madan Sabnavis | CARE Ratings New Delhi
The return of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government to power does indicate a couple of things. First, there will be continuity in policy stance, which is good for the country. The second is that some of the economic issues that had taken Centrestage like employment, economic stagnation, falling consumption etc. did not matter in terms of affecting the decision of the electorate. It is not surprising that the Bharatiya janata Party (BJP) campaign this time was not talking about development or the Gujarat model, but other political issues and economic issues focused on the lowest common denominator which struck

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