It is tough being an Indian politician. A half-decent rapport with industry is viewed with suspicion unless you hasten to speak of inclusive growth. Jet-setting around the world trying to raise capital may be seen as personal extravaganza. Power breakfasts with Wall Street dealmakers or a nodding acquaintance with a World Bank official may well brand you as an exploitative capitalist. It takes a rare politician to do all this and yet retain his political ground.
The Exuberance
(This story appears in the 19 March, 2010 issue of Forbes India. To visit our Archives, click here.)
Good Luck Sir, Shri Kamal Nath. We need a million courageous, dedicated patriots like you to move India ahead
on Mar 14, 2010I m sure Mr. Kamal Nath dream come true. This is a day dream & Mr. Nath is capable to convert it in reality,as he has done before as commerce Minster, from $70 billions in year 2004 to $168 Billions in2009.He is a real Gem. 20 K.M road in a day is not difficult for Mr. Nath. Moreover when Sher Shah Suri can make G T Road in 16th Century than why can;t Mr.Kamal Nath. We shall overcome one day........ I wish him Global Success. H P Singh
on Mar 27, 2010