(Translated by https://www.hiragana.jp/) nirmala sitharaman: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to be the Star Speaker at ET Awards - The Economic Times
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Nirmala Sitharaman, who will almost certainly be shepherding the world’s fastest growing major economy come next financial year, will address a blue-chip virtual audience on March 20.
The first virtual presentation of ET Awards for Corporate Excellence, on March 20, will necessarily see many changes from our in-person gala events, but the defining feature is unchanged. Like every year, the Finance Minister will be the star of a power-packed line-up of speakers.
Nirmala Sitharaman, who will almost certainly be shepherding the world’s fastest growing major economy come next financial year, will address a blue-chip virtual audience on March 20, and everything she says will add to our understanding of how India’s economy may evolve in the crucial 2021-22 fiscal.
That various reputed number crunchers have put India’s economy at the top of the growth heap in their projections for 2021-22 is also partly due to big, bold spending plans in Sitharaman’s budget.
That budget also promised radical reforms, from a bad bank to privatisation, and from a new body for longterm lending to huge outlays for health. Just days away from the next financial year, the ET Awards audience will get a chance to listen to the FM’s own perspective on how the next year may turn out in India’s journey to becoming a global economic power.
Tune in to the live webcast of ET Awards on March 20.
Industry body knows that they have to find their ways to beat the country's volatile economy and markets. Its a tradition to toe the line of Executive on the reformist agendas that may or may not be enough to transform the country into fastest growing so easily. Still it would be a great exchange of thought provoking simulations.
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