India's Modi Is Not a Pro-Market Prime Minister: ASPI's Gupta

The transcript discusses the political landscape in India, focusing on the BJP's strategy to secure a majority in the elections. It highlights the importance of coalition partners and the magic number of 272 seats for stability. The discussion shifts to India's trade policies under Narendra Modi, noting a lack of proactive market access strategies and challenges in international negotiations. The potential for policy changes in Modi's second term is considered, with emphasis on economic and rural policies.

What is the significance of the number 272 in the context of Indian elections?

• It is the number of seats needed for a simple majority.

• It is the number of coalition partners required.

• It is the number of states in India.

• It is the number of years since India's independence.

What was a major focus of Narendra Modi's first term in office?

• Expanding the education system

• Attracting investment to India

• Strengthening military alliances

• Improving healthcare facilities

Which international negotiation has India been a significant obstacle in?

• G7 summit discussions

• NATO expansion talks

• RCEP negotiations

• Paris Climate Agreement

What was Modi's instinctive focus during the uncertain election period?

• Increasing foreign aid

• Expanding urban infrastructure

• Enhancing rural income guarantees

• Opening up trade

How has the international community's perception of Modi changed since 2014?

• He is regarded as a cultural ambassador.

• He is considered a military strategist.

• He is viewed as a non-pro-market leader.

• He is seen as a pro-market leader.