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Independence brought dreams of not just individual, but also economic, social and political freedom. Seventy-two years later, these ideals have undergone a transformation as India seeks to join the $5 trillion club. Reflecting on what shaped economic policy and the transition to millennial India, Mint’s editors bring you a curated history of the economy since 15 August 1947. In a snippety, easy-to-read format, we examine the influences of each era—socialism, post-socialism, liberalization and after.
An ancient land has a new beginning as a country facing monumental tasks
India’s economic model: the state’s primacy over individual enterprise
The very first budget, and the defence of fiscal federalism
Planning, commissioning, executing the programme to hasten growth
The?free-market ?proponent ?who ?cried wolf on policy—but was proved right
The man who gave India modern statistics and the swadeshi spirit
After throwing off the yoke of the British Raj, the licence Raj begins
Bad stock and the story of India’s first big financial scam
From Bhakra-Nangal to Bhilai, the temples of a modern India
The onset of economic troubles and the death of a nation builder
It took a war hero to rethink the direction of India’s policymaking
After the Green Revolution, the shift towards an Evergreen Revolution
Getting the bread and butter of the dairy business right
A shaky economy forces annual plans in place of the five-year plan
The state’s takeover of banks opens a new account
The effect of making political gains from economic moves
Indira Gandhi’s move on the rupee and the effect it had on Gulf nations
The Janata years: Demonetization 1.0 and the exit of Coca-Cola
Indira Gandhi returns, this time with a reformist bent of mind
Amartya Sen: new measures for problems of inequity, welfare
In son rise, Rajiv Gandhi takes the mantle, and raises hopes
A small car that drove the rise of a new middle class and consumption
Hostile takeovers meet their match in connected families
Bhopal: the danger and reality of large industrial accidents
The fiscal deficit as a permanent feature on India’s economic map
The economist with policy ideas ahead of their time
The golden moment that brought down the last pillars of socialist India
A two-step, two-day operation to lower the value of the rupee
Reformist returns as a champion of redistributive economics
Of bulls, bears and market watchdogs: A cautionary tale
Clubbing together for a fight that didn’t really happen
Sowing the seeds for the nation’s economic growth surge
Circumventing the sell-by date of public sector enterprises
The bellwether as the weather vane for the state of the economy
When the world became Indian companies’ corporate oyster
R.H. Patil, the man who tamed the wolves of Dalal Street
The overnight note-ban on an unsuspecting nation
Going down: the planned demolition of a long-condemned institution
Bringing in a code of conduct to help provide for sick promoters
The blanket tax regime that made India one country, one market
A country beginning to consider startups as a new business model
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