Panel on “Economic and Social Development“

#TheIndiaDialog held at Stanford on February 29 & March 1, 2024. #TheIndiaDialog was produced by the US-Asia Technology Management Center, Stanford University and Institute for Competitiveness, India.

Panel on “Economic and Social Development“

-Michael Green, CEO, Social Progress Imperative
-Terence Tse, Professor of Entrepreneurship, ESCP Business School
-Robert Eberhart, Associate Professor of Management, University of San Diego
-Ramesh Chand, Member, NITI Aayog, Government of India

[rajendrajasathy]

I like the 4 points mentioned by Prof Terence Tse, on what China is doing and India should avoid.

[niraj]

For any economic and social development qe need better criminal justice system. Quick, efficient, easy accessible, without physical involvementvlike access to filing complaint from any remote location where virtually handle cases by filing, appearance, etc. Judiciary iften biased, corrupt, expensive. Time consuming, unreliable. All judicial problem needed to be fixed. No more tareek pe tareek. Never allow to suffer our productivity, efforts suffered.

[niraj]

Govt role is not control, regulate, collect tax, fine and punish people for doing business. Now post colonial era of governance, need to act as facilitator. For e g. Pollution control board will make necessary arrangements in cost effdctive way in tackling Pollution by providing solution. Govt never ever offering solution. That is the problem