Narendra Modi at the Inaugural ThinkIndia Dialogue

Curated By: Amit Verma
Published: Apr 9, 2013
Raghav Bahl introducing Narendra Modi in the inaugural ThinkIndia Dialogue in the capital

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Raghav Bahl introducing Narendra Modi in the inaugural ThinkIndia Dialogue in the capital
Narendra Modi listens attentively to a question from the audience after completing his address

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Narendra Modi listens attentively to a question from the audience after completing his address
Narendra Modi delivering his keynote address on "Why India needs less government and more gover

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Narendra Modi delivering his keynote address on "Why India needs less government and more governance
Modi talked about replacing the PPP model with the P4 model - People Public Private Partnership - wh

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Modi talked about replacing the PPP model with the P4 model - People Public Private Partnership - which stresses on involving the commoners in decision making
Modi detailed how government decisions are often driven by political consideration and not efficienc

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Modi detailed how government decisions are often driven by political consideration and not efficiency
Narendra Modi being congratulated by Raghav Bahl after Modi's inaugural address at the ThinkIndi

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Narendra Modi being congratulated by Raghav Bahl after Modi's inaugural address at the ThinkIndia Dialogue
Raghav Bahl asks Modi about Labour and Agriculture reforms

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Raghav Bahl asks Modi about Labour and Agriculture reforms
Modi answers a query during the question answer session after his address

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Modi answers a query during the question answer session after his address
Narendra Modi and Raghav Bahl in conversation about "Why India needs less government and more g

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Narendra Modi and Raghav Bahl in conversation about "Why India needs less government and more governance."
"When will we have a common minimum agreement among political parties about critical issues lik

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"When will we have a common minimum agreement among political parties about critical issues like public health and drinking water etc?" asks M Damodaran, former chief of SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India)  
A young entrepreneur asking a question to Narendra Modi during the ThinkIndia Dialogue by Network 18

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A young entrepreneur asking a question to Narendra Modi during the ThinkIndia Dialogue by Network 18
Ravi Shankar Prasad, deputy leader of opposition in the Rajya Sabha and Smriti Irani, popular TV sta

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Ravi Shankar Prasad, deputy leader of opposition in the Rajya Sabha and Smriti Irani, popular TV star turned politician, also attended the first ever ThinkIndia Dialogue
Modi's keynote address was followed by a panel discussion on "The Natural Rhythm of Indian

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Modi's keynote address was followed by a panel discussion on "The Natural Rhythm of Indian Society is Liberal and Right of Centre."
Dipankar Gupta, former professor at the Jawaharlal Nehru University, shares his views during the pan

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Dipankar Gupta, former professor at the Jawaharlal Nehru University, shares his views during the panel discussion. Rama Bijapurkar (a leading consultant on consumer behaviour) and R Jagannathan  (editor-in-chief of Web and Publishing, Network18) listen attentively
Swapan Dasgupta, senior journalist, making his point during the panel discussion as Bibek Debroy, pr

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Swapan Dasgupta, senior journalist, making his point during the panel discussion as Bibek Debroy, professor at the Centre for Policy Research, looks on
R Jagannathan (editor-in-chief of Web and Publishing, Network18) spoke for the motion during a debat

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R Jagannathan (editor-in-chief of Web and Publishing, Network18) spoke for the motion during a debate on "The Natural Rhythm of Indian Society is Liberal and Right of Centre
Rajdeep Sardesai, editor of CNN-IBN, believed that India's natural tendency is towards the centr

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Rajdeep Sardesai, editor of CNN-IBN, believed that India's natural tendency is towards the centre - neither right nor left
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