India Unmade: How The Modi Government Broke The Economy

Yashwant Sinha, A Distinguished Former Finance Minister, Brings Decades Of Public Service To This Bold Examination. He Contrasts The Modi Government's Approach With The Celebrated Reforms Of The Vajpayee Era, Often Seen As A Golden Period For India’S Economy. Drawing On Experiences From Pivotal Moments Like The East Asian Crisis Of 1997 And The Sanctions That Followed India’S 1998 Nuclear Tests, This Book Offers A Grounded Perspective On Governance, Leadership, And The Real-World Impacts Of Policy Decisions. It’S Written In A Clear, Accessible Voice That Weaves Data, History, And Thoughtful Analysis Into A Narrative That Feels Both Timely And Timeless. India Unmade Illuminates How A Once-In-A-Lifetime Mandate Has Been Used—And How It Has Shaped The Country’S Economic Landscape For Better Or For Worse.

• Thorough Analysis Of Modi-Era Economic Policies And Their Outcomes
• Thoughtful Comparisons With Vajpayee-Era Reforms
• Historical Context From Crises And Sanctions Shaping Economic Policy
• Clear, Data-Driven Explanations Of Macroeconomic Concepts
• Accessible, Narrative-Driven Non-Fiction That Reads Like A Lucid Briefing
• Insights On Governance, Accountability, And Economic Vision

Readers Finish India Unmade With A Deeper Understanding Of India’S Economic Trajectory, The Forces Shaping Growth And Stability, And The Questions To Watch In Policy And Governance. The Book Equips Readers To Participate In Informed Discussions About India’S Future And Leaves Them With A Sense Of Responsibility And Optimism About The Country’S Economic Prospects.