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India: three steps to transformation

MAX RIAZ MANAGED FUNDS

India is heading for a Federal election in April, with roughly 900 million adults eligible to vote in what will be the largest election in world history.

By most accounts, the ultra-nationalist and popular Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, is set to return to office.

On the whole, our assessment of Modi's economic policies, since he was first elected to office in 2014, is positive. He is a reformist and India appears to be on the cusp of an investment boom.

Modi has had three clear objectives for his government: to boost manufacturing, to formalise the economy through a move towards digital infrastructure, and to improve

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