Saffronomics

How the RSS has been influencing the government’s economic policies and what it expects from the coming Budget.

By ANILESH MAHAJAN

“You need to have a national perspective and national interest in mind while setting an economic agenda. No emerging market can reject FDI outright. But it should come in on our terms and not those of the investors”SESHADRI CHARI/ BJP MEMBER AND FORMER EDITOR OF THE RSS’ MOUTHPIECE, ORGANISER Every year, starting late January and continuing until the Budget is presented on the last day of February, a host of delegations representing all kinds of industry sectors, interests and ideologies make their way to the finance minister’s imposing North Block office. They all have myriad suggestions that they hope the minister will include in his Budget proposals. This year’s procession has begun as well. But this time it includes two delegations whose suggestions will be taken much more seriously than most…

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Business Today (Digital) - 1 Issue, February 28, 2016

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