While India has for the first time broken into the club of 100 nations easiest to do business in — as Subhayan Chakraborty’s front-page report, “India scores a century” (November 1) points out — this doesn’t offer much cause for celebration.
Not to belittle the progress made, but for a country that is among the top five world economies and aspires to be a leader — that includes offering means of livelihood to its huge young workforce — it still has a long way to go.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said India would break into the top 50 soon and was backed
