A radical reset for the Indian economy

Reset, thus, is not much of a reset as much as setting of the lines of sound policies for the govt to adopt, once the extravagant bits are edited out

He gets the history right, the analysis spot-on, the target just about right but insists on a plan of action to achieve it that is a gamble even bigger than demonetisation. 

Subramanian Swamy argues the Indian economy needs to grow close to 10 per cent per annum for at least a decade to make a dent on poverty, on unemployment and reach the league of middle -income economies. 

To achieve this massive growth rate, Mr Swamy offers a menu of options that will upend the Indian economic administration and much else, irrevocably. It will also push the economy on a somewhat mercantile