Today we have lessons for India on bank failures, the role of the IMF, and India’s start-up success
K P Krishnan: More than earlier we need a government organisation to solve problems of a failed financial firm with unsophisticated lenders.
Ajay Chhibber: The IMF must see itself as a monitor and arbiter of the rules. It success should not be measured by how much it has lent.
Ritesh Malik: India’s start-up story is intact, remains robust
The first edit stresses the need for quick satellite communication policy on spectrum allocation and FDI. The second edit says the IMF’s lending rules should be uniform.