Next steps for economy and how govt can deal with resistance to reforms
Rajiv Kumar, Vice Chairman, Niti Aayog speaks to Business Today's Dipak Kumar Mondal about his outlook towards India's economic performance for the current fiscal year. He also explains why Indians show resistance to reforms and how this conflict can only be resolved through communication. Watch the video for more.
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