Author / source: INDEPENDENT ONLINE / times of India
NEW YORK: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who long for his central role in the liberalisation of the Indian economy praised been, has dubbed were like an "Underachiever" by time magazine, who says he is "not willing to hold his neck" to which reforms of the country on track for growth will return.
The 79-year-old Indian PM is marked magazine Asia Edition, on the cover of time, who next week will be. His portrait in the background of the title on the cover was 'The Underachiever - India a restart needs'.
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is up to the job?' Time the report entitled "A man in the shadow" asks, adding that apart from the challenges of a slowdown of economic growth, huge budget deficit and a falling rupee, India's Congress Party led UPA Coalition "itself against corruption scandals and accused, has found evidence of a lack economic sense."
"... .investors in the domestic and abroad begin to get cold feet. As rising inflation and a litany of scandals away in Government credibility lose chip voters to trust, "Said the magazine."
Reference to Singh's fall "from grace" the magazine said: "in the last three years, which quietly trust (Singh) once beamed absent he was." He seems does not control, and his ministers--abweichend-his new, temporary portfolio in the Ministry of finance - not ready, his neck out on reforms hold, which further helped the process of liberalisation start. "
The magazine said in a time when India can not afford a slowdown in economic growth, "laws that help could create growth and jobs are firmly in the Parliament sparking, concerns that politicians have lost the plot in their focus on shorter-term, populist measures, which will win votes."
Source: theindependentbd.com
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